Breaking: Iran Unveils 10-Point Plan to End Conflict with US and Israel

In a major geopolitical development, Iran has announced a 10-point action plan aimed at ending the ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel. The proposal was put forward by Iran’s Supreme National Security Council and is expected to be discussed in upcoming diplomatic talks.

According to Iranian state media, the plan is designed to convert Iran’s recent strategic and military position into a long-term political settlement through negotiations. Officials stated that the proposal will be finalized during talks scheduled to take place in Islamabad, Pakistan, within the next 15 days.

One of the key points in the proposal is a complete ceasefire across conflict zones, including Iraq, Lebanon, and Yemen. Iran has also demanded a permanent halt to all forms of attacks against it, emphasizing that peace must come without time-bound conditions.

In a significant move, Iran has linked the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz  a crucial global oil transit route—to the acceptance of its conditions. Tehran stated it would only reopen the strait and ensure maritime security if its demands are fully met.

The proposal strongly focuses on economic recovery. Iran has called for full compensation for war-related damages, along with the immediate lifting of US sanctions and the unfreezing of Iranian financial assets. In return, Iran has reiterated its willingness to avoid pursuing nuclear weapons under agreed terms.

Iran further claimed that once all points are accepted, an immediate ceasefire will be implemented across all fronts. The upcoming negotiations in Islamabad are expected to play a critical role in shaping the outcome of this proposal.

While Iran views this plan as a strategic breakthrough, the global community is closely watching how the United States and Israel will respond to these conditions. The future stability of the Middle East may depend on the success or failure of these talks.