Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghaei confirmed that Iran had received some proposals through mediators, noting that the fifteen-item American plan was conveyed through Pakistan and some friendly countries.
Baghaei added: “We announced that these proposals are extremely exaggerated, unusual and illogical… We have prepared our responses and will announce them explicitly whenever necessary.”
He continued: “Tehran’s position was conveyed through mediators, and it is natural that these messages will continue to be conveyed.”
He stressed that “the negotiations are not compatible with an ultimatum or the threat of committing a war crime.”
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“The American operation failed.”
On the other hand, Baqai stressed that “the American operation failed miserably, and our forces repeated the historic Tabas incident.”
He explained, “The point where the American planes landed in Isfahan is very far from the point they claimed was the pilot’s hiding place.”
He said: “There is a possibility that the American operation south of Isfahan is a plan to steal Iranian enriched uranium.”
Reuters quoted an informed source on Monday as saying: Iran and the United States received a plan to end “hostilities”It is likely that this plan will come into effect today and “lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.”
The source added that Pakistan had prepared a framework for ending “hostilities,” and it was handed over to Tehran and Washington overnight, explaining that it was based on a two-stage approach, starting with an immediate ceasefire followed by a final agreement within 15 to 20 days.
