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Iran’s Parliamentary Leader Cites Multiple Breaches of Proposed Peace Terms

Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has alleged that several key provisions of the country’s 10-point proposal for ending the conflict have been disregarded even before negotiations commenced. Specifically, Ghalibaf pointed to an agreement reportedly reached with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Sharif, which would have extended the ceasefire to Lebanon. Furthermore, an unidentified drone was said to have entered Iranian airspace, directly contravening a clause prohibiting such incursions. Additionally, Iran’s right to uranium enrichment was also included in the proposed peace terms. According to Ghalibaf, these breaches have effectively undermined the basis for meaningful negotiations, rendering a bilateral ceasefire or talks unreasonable in the current circumstances. This assertion comes as the White House reaffirmed that halting all uranium enrichment remains a non-negotiable demand for US President Trump.

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