Fars details Iran’s 10-point plan for US talks
Iran’s Fars news agency has reported additional details of Tehran’s proposed 10-point plan set to form the basis of talks with the United States in Islamabad.
Citing an informed source, the report said the proposals include a commitment by Iran not to pursue nuclear weapons, alongside provisions aimed at ending attacks on Iran and allied groups.
The plan also includes possible withdrawal of US combat forces from the region, limited ship passage through the Strait of Hormuz under Iranian rules, lifting of all sanctions and acceptance of Iran’s right to enrich nuclear material.
Other points include compensation for war losses, non-aggression commitments and ratification of any agreement through a United Nations resolution.
Iran’s commitment not to build nuclear weapons.
Provisions paving the way for a complete cessation of any aggression against Iran and allied groups.
Possible withdrawal of US combat forces from the region and a ban on any attacks on Iran from regional bases.
Limited daily passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz for two weeks, under a Safe Passage Protocol provision and specific rules of Iran.
Lifting of all primary, secondary and UN sanctions against Iran.
Covering Iran’s losses from the war by creating an investment and financial fund for the country.
Acceptance by the US of Iran’s right to enrich nuclear materials and discussion on the level of enrichment.
Permission for Iran to negotiate bilateral and multilateral peace treaties with regional countries.
Extension of the non-aggression policy towards all resistance groups in the region.
Ratification of all commitments through an official United Nations resolution.