Iran Proposes 30-Day Plan to End War, Says It Has Received US Reply via Pakistan

Iran, through its state media, outlined a 30-day plan to end the ongoing war, stating it had received a reply from the United States via Pakistan. The proposal suggests a full cessation of hostilities, not just a temporary ceasefire, and calls for the postponement of nuclear negotiations until after the conflict is resolved. The US President, in a statement, expressed doubt about the plan's success, citing Iran's past behavior as a reason for skepticism. Middle East Eye reported that Iran outlined a three-stage plan to end the war, but did not provide specific details about the proposal or the US response. In contrast, the Times of India confirmed that Iran had proposed a 30-day plan and received a US reply. The divergence in reporting highlights the lack of clarity on the exact terms of the US response and the structure of Iran's plan.