A two-week ceasefire agreement announced between the United States and Iran has sparked confusion over its actual terms and basis, according to Al Jazeera. The White House stated that President Donald Trump agreed to the ceasefire based on a ten-point proposal submitted by Iran. Trump also claimed on social media that most longstanding disputes between the two nations had been resolved.

However, the White House press secretary later clarified that Trump was referring to a different ten-point plan, not the one previously believed to have come from Iran. This contradiction has created uncertainty about what conditions were actually accepted when the ceasefire was reached. Iran’s original proposal reportedly included limiting Israeli operations in southern Lebanon and actions by its allies, particularly in Yemen.

The confusion has raised questions about the specific terms of the ceasefire and what steps will be taken to implement it, as the true basis of the agreement remains unclear.