Iran Formally Rejects US Ceasefire Plan, Presents 10-Point Proposal To Permanently End War

Iran on Monday rejected a US-backed ceasefire proposal amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia and instead presented its own 10-point plan to end the war, according to the Iranian state news agency IRNA.

The proposal outlines Tehran’s conditions for a long-term resolution, including a guarantee against future attacks, a permanent end to hostilities rather than a temporary ceasefire, and a halt to Israeli strikes in Lebanon.

It also calls for the lifting of all US sanctions on Iran and an end to regional military action against Iranian allies.

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As part of the plan, Iran has linked de-escalation to control over the Strait of Hormuz, stating it would reopen

the key shipping route under defined conditions. These include imposing a fee of $2 million per vessel transiting the Strait, sharing the revenue with Oman, and setting rules to ensure safe passage.

Tehran has also proposed using the revenue generated from Hormuz transit fees for reconstruction efforts, instead of seeking reparations.

US Plan ‘Excessively Demanding’

Earlier, Iran described a US proposal, reportedly a 15-point plan conveyed through intermediaries, as “excessively demanding” and unrealistic.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry said negotiations would move forward only if Tehran’s conditions are accepted, pointing to a hardening stance as the conflict enters its second month.

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BREAKING: Iran has delivered its highly anticipated “10-point” response to the US’ “15-point peace plan.”

Iran’s 10-point plan includes:

1. Guarantee that Iran will not be attacked again
2. Permanent end to the war, not just a ceasefire
3. End to Israeli strikes in Lebanon
4.…

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Iran Flags Concerns Over ‘Deceptive Operation’

Iran also raised concerns over a recent US operation in Isfahan, suggesting it could have been aimed at seizing enriched uranium.

US President Donald Trump had said a high-risk mission was conducted to rescue a US service member linked to a downed F-15 fighter jet.

Iran, however, warned that such developments could undermine trust and complicate any negotiation process.

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Ceasefire Without Guarantees ‘Risky’

The Foreign Ministry cautioned that a ceasefire without addressing underlying issues could allow the opposing side to regroup and resume hostilities.

It stressed that any agreement must ensure a durable end to the conflict rather than a temporary pause.

Talks With Oman Continue

On the diplomatic front, Iran said discussions with Oman are ongoing to establish mechanisms for safe maritime transit through the Strait of Hormuz.

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