The United States has rejected Iran's written proposal to end the war.

ME News Report, May 16 (UTC+8), Jinshi Data, the United States has rejected Iran's written proposal of the "14 Points" to end the war. The report states that the U.S. government has responded to the aforementioned written proposal, rejecting Tehran's plan and "reaffirming its hardline stance," especially on nuclear issues. Iran's proposed plan is based on a two-phase negotiation process: the first phase aims to end all front-line wars; if Iran's conditions are met, negotiations on nuclear issues will be initiated in the second phase. (Source: Jinshi)
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Lime-ColoredStop-LossLine
· 17m ago
From the Iran nuclear deal to the 14-point plan, it’s been a long circle back to the original point.
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GateUser-f2d5f4c0
· 5h ago
The conditions in Tehran must be met before discussing nuclear issues; how could the U.S. possibly accept this prerequisite?
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ThereAreCatsInTheContract.
· 7h ago
The two-stage design is quite clever, but unfortunately Washington doesn't buy into this step-by-step approach.
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GasInTheHourglass
· 8h ago
Once Jin10 releases this news, crude oil is going to tremble again.
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GateUser-5f4bad9c
· 8h ago
The written plan was rejected. Should we upgrade it or just stick with it?
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雾中TVL
· 8h ago
The war hasn't stopped, negotiations have already collapsed, and the Middle East's turbulent waters are getting muddier.
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GateUser-ad8b77bd
· 8h ago
The nuclear issue red line must not be crossed; Tehran's move was a bit hasty.
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