The US rejects Iran's 14-point peace proposal.

Iran has proposed an initial phase of negotiations aimed at ending the conflict on all fronts, and if Iran's conditions are met, a second phase of negotiations concerning the nuclear issue will begin.

Buildings in Tehran, Iran, were destroyed in an airstrike by US-Israeli forces. (Photo: THX/VNA)

Iran's Tehran Times newspaper, in its May 15 issue, reported that the US had rejected Iran's 14-point peace proposal, while reiterating Washington's position, particularly on the nuclear issue.

According to the source, Iran has proposed a two-stage negotiation process, with the first stage aiming to end the conflict on all fronts, and if Iran's conditions are met, the second stage of negotiations concerning the nuclear issue will begin.

Earlier this month, Iran put forward a 14-point proposal calling for a permanent end to hostilities and the complete withdrawal of US troops from the region. This plan was discussed through Pakistan as a response to a previous nine-point US proposal.

While the US plan called for a two-month ceasefire, Iran demanded a 30-day period to resolve key issues, arguing that negotiations should focus on ending the conflict, not a temporary ceasefire agreement.

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