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Trump Iran Ceasefire Plan: 15-Point Deal Could End War, Big Nuclear Conditions Revealed
Amid the ongoing tensions in West Asia, US President Donald Trump’s statement has emerged as the most significant signal yet. Trump stated clearly that he believes the ongoing war with Iran is likely to end, although he added that this cannot be fully guaranteed.
President Donald Trump has made a bold claim that rapid progress is being made toward ending the war. The US has sent Iran a 15-point peace proposal, and negotiations are ongoing at various levels. Trump stated that Iran will no longer develop nuclear weapons and has also given a “big gift related to the Strait of Hormuz.” However, the situation remains unclear.
The most important part of this entire development is the US’s 15-point peace plan, which has been sent to Iran. Negotiations regarding this plan are ongoing at various levels.
- Dismantling the nuclear infrastructure – Iran will have to completely dismantle all its nuclear weapons-related infrastructure.
- Ban nuclear weapons forever – Iran will have to legally promise that it will never develop nuclear weapons.
- Uranium enrichment stopped – Iran will have to completely stop uranium enrichment in its country.
- Handing over uranium stocks – About 450 kg of 60% enriched uranium will have to be given to the IAEA.
- Major nuclear sites closed – All major plants like Natanz, Isfahan and Fordow will have to be completely decommissioned.
- Full access to the IAEA – The IAEA must be given unrestricted access to all sites and data.
- End proxy strategy – About 450 kg of 60% enriched uranium wilIran will have to abandon its “proxy war” policy.
- Stop funding proxy groups – Funding, weapons and support to organizations like Hezbollah and Hamas must be stopped.
- The Strait of Hormuz will remain open – The Strait of Hormuz must be made a safe and open sea route forever.
- Limits on missile programs
- Missiles for self-defense only – In future, the use of missiles will be limited only to self-defense.
- All restrictions will be lifted – In return, America and the world will lift all economic sanctions imposed on Iran.
- Civil Nuclear Support – The US and Israel will help Iran develop a civil nuclear program for electricity.
- UN snapback finish – The UN’s “snapback” mechanism will end, preventing automatic reimposition of sanctions.
- One month ceasefire – A one-month ceasefire will be in place to finalize the deal.
According to Trump,
This conversation includes big names like JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, who are in direct contact with Iran.
The most important thing that emerged was that, according to Trump, Iran has agreed that it will never develop nuclear weapons. He said this is the most important part of the deal and has been agreed upon.
Trump made another surprising statement:
Iran has given the United States a “huge gift” involving the Strait of Hormuz. While the full details of this gift remain unclear, it is being linked to energy supplies and maritime routes.
Meanwhile,
Trump also indicated that the power dynamics within Iran have changed. He said that there is now a new leadership there, one that thinks differently than before and is willing to negotiate. This is why talks between the US and Iran are possible.
While the picture is not entirely clear. Tensions remain high on the ground, and the situation remains sensitive on several fronts. It would be premature to say that the war will end completely, but signs of dialogue are certainly growing stronger.
Meanwhile, the impact of the crisis in West Asia is also being felt by industry. Airgas has reduced helium shipments following production halts in Qatar. This shows that the impact of the war is not limited to oil and gas, but is also affecting other industrial sectors.
Trump also said that in the coming time, a possible agreement in the US Senate will also be monitored, which can give further direction to this entire development.
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