US Offers Ceasefire Terms to Iran Revealed: Key Points Unveiled

washington, usa - Details of the ceasefire agreement proposal presented by the US to Iran following President Trump's halt of the "Freedom Project" in the Strait of Hormuz have emerged.

US Ceasefire Proposal to Iran Unveiled

Recent negotiations reveal US demands for Iran to dismantle nuclear facilities, deliver uranium stocks, and accept comprehensive inspection mechanisms. President Trump warns of military action if no agreement is reached.

Key Demands

The terms include...

Nuclear Facilities Dismantling

Washington insists on the complete removal of Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan facilities, aiming to eliminate Iran's nuclear infrastructure entirely. Expert Andrea Stricker emphasizes the supervised elimination of all centrifuges and production capacity.

Enriched Uranium Stockpile

The US requires Iran to focus not only on 60% enriched uranium but also on the critical role of 20% uranium in weapon production. International Atomic Energy Agency Director Rafael Grossi highlights the importance of proper handling of low-enriched uranium quantities.

Inspections

The US demands access to all areas deemed necessary by the IAEA and stresses the importance of monitoring military sites. Continuous full-time monitoring is proposed for effective verification post-agreement.

Hormuz Strait

The draft agreement calls for Iran to gradually reopen the Hormuz Strait alongside eased US sanctions, ensuring safe passage for tanker traffic.

Sanctions

The White House indicates that sanctions will be lifted based on Iran's compliance with the terms. Removal of nuclear sanctions may follow prompt disarmament, while terrorism-related sanctions could persist without policy changes.

Iran's Benefit from Trump's Strategy

Iran's leverage from Trump's delay tactics and uncertainties is noted. The US emphasizes the regime's unnecessary enrichment efforts and warns against assumptions of future regime changes affecting policy consistency.