The Trump administration transmitted a 15-point proposal aimed at ending hostilities with Iran through intermediaries in Pakistan, according to two sources familiar with the matter. The plan focuses on Iran’s ballistic missile activities and nuclear program, as well as issues related to maritime security in the region. However, the sources declined to disclose specific details about the content of the proposal or which Iranian officials received it. It remains uncertain whether Israel has endorsed the initiative.
The information was shared with ABC News by individuals close to the situation, though no official confirmation has been issued. The delivery method via Pakistan underscores the complex diplomatic channels involved in U.S.-Iran relations. The broader context includes ongoing regional tensions and efforts to de-escalate conflict through backchannel communications. No further details about the proposal’s implementation or reception have been made public.