The United States and Iran are engaged in intense negotiations to end the ongoing conflict, with President Donald Trump claiming that Iran has agreed to abandon its nuclear ambitions.
According to reports, the US has presented a 15-point plan to Iran, which includes demands such as dismantling nuclear facilities, ending uranium enrichment, and limiting ballistic missile programs. In return, the US would lift sanctions and support Iran’s civilian nuclear program.
Trump has expressed optimism about reaching a deal, stating that Iran is “eager to make a deal” and that talks are “productive”. However, Iran has denied negotiating with the US, saying the US is “negotiating with itself”.
The negotiations are being mediated by Pakistan, with Oman also playing a role in facilitating talks. The US has warned Iran that it is prepared to “unleash hell” if no deal is reached.
The conflict has led to significant tensions in the region, with the US deploying troops and military equipment to the Middle East. A deal, if reached, would likely have significant implications for regional stability and global energy markets.