Iran unveils Core Elements of Ten-Point Plan Submitted to US through Pakistan

April 8 (Local Time) – Iran’s Supreme National Security Council announced early Wednesday that it has accepted Pakistan’s ceasefire proposal, following a directive from the Supreme Leader and the council’s formal approval. The council stated nearly all of Iran’s war objectives have been achieved, with the “enemy suffering a historic, decisive defeat.” Iran will “continue its struggle until these major gains are consolidated, to establish a new security and political order in the region.” Negotiations to finalize ceasefire details will be held in Islamabad, with a mandate to “consolidate victory through political talks within 15 days.” Iran rejected all proposals from opposing parties and submitted a 10-point plan to the U.S. via Pakistan. Key terms include: - Coordination with Iranian armed forces to control passage through the Strait of Hormuz; - Ending hostilities against all “Axis of Resistance” members and halting aggression by the Israeli regime; - Full withdrawal of U.S. combat forces from all regional bases and deployment sites; - A safe transit agreement for the Strait of Hormuz to ensure Iran’s dominance; - Full compensation for Iran’s war losses (based on independent assessment); - Lifting all primary/secondary sanctions and relevant UN Security Council resolutions; - Unfreezing all Iranian assets and properties held overseas; - All terms to be enshrined in a binding UN Security Council resolution.