US President Donald Trump said he would review Iran’s newly submitted peace plan but expressed doubts about its acceptability. According to Iranian media, Tehran has presented a 14-point proposal to Pakistan, which is acting as a mediator. Trump made his remarks on his social media platform Truth Social, stating that he would soon examine the plan but could hardly imagine it being acceptable, citing Iran’s past actions over the last 47 years.

The Iranian proposal reportedly includes assurances of non-aggression, withdrawal of US forces from areas near Iran, lifting of naval blockades, release of seized assets, removal of sanctions, and an end to conflicts across all fronts including Lebanon. The plan was reported by Gulf News and reflects Tehran’s attempt to open a new diplomatic channel amid ongoing tensions.

Trump’s skepticism signals continued strain in US-Iran relations, with no immediate indication of Washington’s willingness to engage with the proposal.