Jordan, a U.S. ally hosting American military forces, has faced repeated drone and missile attacks, which reports suggest are linked to Iranian operations, alongside broader economic challenges and regional instability. Despite these security risks, Jordanian officials have affirmed their commitment to the alliance, while King Abdullah II warned that current global and regional disruptions pose a broad threat to international stability.
Trump's 15-point peace plan unveiled as US 'seeks month-long ceasefire' in Iran
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The United States has sent a 15-point peace plan to Iran and requested a month-long ceasefire, according to reports. In a move that signals the Trump administrationâs eagerness to find an way out of the conflict amid rising oil prices and economic turbulence, the US sent the plea to Iran via diplomats in Pakistan, according to the New York Times. Two officials who had been briefed on the diplomacy told the paper how Trump was ramping up efforts to end the war, now in its fourth week, after it had drawn in several other countries and sent global prices spiralling. In terms of what is inside the plan itself, the two officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, reportedly claimed that it addresses Iranâs ballistic missile and nuclear programs. Meanwhile reports carried on Israelâs Channel 12 news said the US is seeking a month-long ceasefire to discuss the 15-point agreement it had sent to Iran. The plan reportedly requires Iran to agree to stop enriching all uranium and decommission its enrichment plants in Isfahan, Fordow and Nantaz, the broadcaster reported. The peace plan also calls on the Islamic Republic to stop funding proxies in the region. The plan is said to also call for Iran to create a âfree maritime zoneâ in the Strait of Hormuz, the broadcaster said. It is not clear what concessions the US is offering in return. Meanwhile it is still unclear how widely the plan had been shared among Iranian officials and there is currently no word on whether Iran is likely to accept it as a basis for negotiations. It is also unclear whether Israel was on board with the proposal. This is a breaking news story, refresh for updates...
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