The Axios website reported on a new peace proposal presented to the United States by Iran. The offer assumes a priority resolution of the crisis around the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of the American naval blockade. Iran proposes establishing a long-term ceasefire or permanently ending the conflict, postponing talks on its nuclear program to a later stage. According to this concept, negotiations on nuclear issues would begin only after the sea route was unblocked and the blockade ended.
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The Wall Street Journal reports, citing sources in the administration, that The US is skeptical about Iran's proposal. President Trump does not fully reject Iran's proposals. But he made it clear that Tehran was not negotiating in good faith or willing to meet his main demand — an end to uranium enrichment and an end to its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
Trump's objections to Iran's offer
The American leader held a meeting with advisers on Monday morning to discuss the Iranian initiative. According to the daily, Trump did not decide to reject the offer, at the same time making it clear that Tehran was conducting talks without a real readiness to make concessions.
Administration representatives in Washington announced the continuation of talks with Iran. The White House will most likely present an official response along with its own proposals in the coming days, “WSJ” reported on Monday. The president had previously warned of the possibility of renewed military attacks if peace negotiations proved fruitless. However, there is a growing belief in administration circles that Trump is seeking to avoid the resumption of military operations.
White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly conveyed the US administration's position on the negotiations. — The United States will not negotiate through the media and anything not announced by President Trump or the White House should be considered speculation. Kelly said.
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