By Admin 
Tension between America and Iran seems to be increasing again. On one hand, America is pressurizing for an agreement, while Iran is adamant on the demand for compensation and removal of sanctions. Iran’s state media reacted sharply to the rejection of Tehran’s response to US President Donald Trump’s peace proposal, saying the US’s proposed plan was tantamount to ‘Iran’s surrender to Trump’s greed’.
Iran’s official media outlet IRIB stressed in its statement that the US plan means ‘Iran’s surrender to Trump’s greed’. At the same time, this reaction of Tehran is to protect the ‘fundamental rights of the Iranian nation’. Iran believes that Trump’s peace proposal is one-sided and an attempt to hurt Iran’s sovereignty. It was also said that no one here prepares any proposal to please Trump. If Trump is not happy with our answer, that’s good.
What did Iran say in response to the US proposal, which Trump rejected?
According to IRIB, Tehran’s new proposal demands compensation from the US for war losses, ending the US blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and allowing oil exports, ceasefire in Lebanon, ending the war immediately after the agreement, lifting all US sanctions and unfreezing Iranian assets, lifting restrictions on Iranian oil sales, Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz and 30-day talks after the war to finalize it.
When America rejected Iran’s proposal, Tehran got angry, said – ‘To please Trump…’
Trump rejected Iran’s answer
US President Donald Trump rejected Iran’s response to the peace proposal. On Sunday, Trump made it clear that he did not like Iran’s reaction at all and called it “completely unacceptable” for America. In a statement released on the social media platform ‘Truth Social’, Trump said that Iran’s response did not meet his expectations. Accusing Iran of misleading America for decades, Trump wrote, ‘For the last 47 years, Iran has only been playing the game of ‘delay’ with America and the whole world. They have made fun of our great country, but now they will not be able to laugh anymore.
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