Pakistan sends Iran's response over peace proposal to US: report
- This comes after Iranian state media reported that Iran had sent its response to US proposal to begin peace talks
Pakistan has forwarded Iran's response to a US proposal for peace talks aimed at ending the war, with Iran's plan focusing on a cessation of hostilities and a temporary memorandum of understanding.
- Iran's response to the US peace proposal
- The focus on cessation of hostilities
- Goals for a temporary memorandum of understanding
Pakistan has received Iran’s response to the United States’ proposal on the Iran war and the response has been sent to the US, a Pakistani government official involved in the talks said on Sunday.
The source did not provide further detail about the proposal.
This comes after Iranian state media reported on Sunday that Iran had sent its response to a US proposal to begin peace talks to end the war.
According to Iran’s proposal, the current phase of negotiations will focus exclusively on the cessation of hostilities in the region, a source familiar with the matter told IRNA.
Sources in both camps have told Reuters the latest peace efforts are aimed at a temporary memorandum of understanding to halt the war and allow traffic through the Strait of Hormuz while they discuss a fuller deal, which would have to address intractable disputes such as Iran’s nuclear programme.
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