Middle-East War End Plan: America has sent a 15-point peace plan to Iran to end the ongoing war in the Middle East. According to a foreign media report, this proposal was delivered through Pakistan, where the Pakistani Army Chief is playing the role of mediator. According to sources, the Trump administration wants to find a way to end this conflict as soon as possible while grappling with the economic effects of the war.
Foreign media reports say that America and Iran can announce a one-month ceasefire, during which detailed talks will be held on this 15-point plan.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry denied
Iran’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement, ‘We reject what US President Donald Trump said in which he said that talks are going on between America and Iran.’
Huge jump in global energy prices
Recently, Iran imposed a partial blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which led to a huge surge in global energy prices. According to this plan, a provision has been made for relief in restrictions in lieu of lifting the blockade. Let us tell you that both the White House and the US State Department have not yet made any official comment on this report. There has been no official response from Israel either. In such a situation, the question is arising whether Israel will agree to this proposal. This news is considered important for the stability of the Middle East. Regarding the Middle East war, India knows that any change in the region can affect oil prices and the global economy. In such a situation, this information can directly bring changes in oil prices, hence this information is very important for Indians also.
Israel said- We are not part of the talks
Meanwhile, Israel has denied being part of any talks between America and Iran. Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon has said that his country is not part of the alleged talks between America and Iran. Dannon told UN journalists that the US, along with Israel, is continuing to attack military targets in Iran. He said that much has been achieved by the attacks on Iran, but not everything.