Tehran has formally responded to Donald Trump’s peace plan proposal aimed at ending the war in Iran, according to the Iranian news agency IRNA. The response was reportedly sent to Pakistan, which has served as a key mediator in the conflict between the two nations. While the full details of the response remain undisclosed, IRNA stated that the proposed framework suggests negotiations at this stage will concentrate on resolving the conflict in the region.
This response arrived two days later than anticipated, as President Trump had told reporters on Friday that he expected to receive a letter that evening. Concurrently, Trump on Saturday ridiculed Iran’s drone threats, likening them to “butterflies.” He also shared AI-generated visuals depicting a US warship firing laser beams into the sky, causing explosions, with the caption: “Bye Bye, Drones.”
Previously, Iran had issued a warning that it would launch a “heavy assault” on US assets in the Middle East if there were further attacks on ships. Furthermore, Iran has threatened to assert greater control over the Strait of Hormuz, cautioning that vessels from countries adhering to US sanctions against Tehran would encounter “difficulties” when transiting the strait.
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