Trump reviews Iranian peace proposal, warns strikes could resume
US President Donald Trump is reviewing a 14-point Iranian peace proposal aimed at ending the ongoing conflict, while warning that air strikes could resume if Iran 'misbehaves'. The proposal includes demands for lifting the US naval blockade, war reparations, and the release of frozen assets, but faces skepticism from Washington. A fragile three-week ceasefire remains in place, though both sides maintain military readiness and diplomatic tensions persist.
- ▪Donald Trump confirmed he is reviewing Iran’s 14-point peace plan but expressed doubts about its acceptability.
- ▪The Iranian proposal calls for the lifting of the US naval blockade, reparations, and a 30-day window to finalize peace terms.
- ▪The US has maintained a naval blockade, which Trump described as a 'very profitable business', drawing accusations of piracy from Iran.
- ▪The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps remains on full standby despite the current ceasefire.
- ▪The US recently withdrew 5,000 troops from Germany, straining relations with NATO allies amid the ongoing crisis.
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News|Donald TrumpTrump reviews Iranian peace proposal, warns strikes could resumeUS president says he is considering the 14-point peace plan, but warns strikes could resume if Tehran ‘misbehaves’.ListenListen (2 mins)SaveClick here to share on social mediashare-nodesSharefacebookxwhatsapp-strokecopylinkgoogleAdd Al Jazeera on GoogleinfoUS President Donald Trump boards Air Force One at Palm Beach airport in West Palm Beach, Florida, on May 2, 2026 [Matt Rourke/AP]By Heba Habib and ReutersPublished On 3 May 20263 May 2026United States President Donald Trump has said he is reviewing Iran’s 14-point proposal to end his war on the country, while warning that Washington could restart air strikes if Tehran “misbehaves”.Speaking to reporters in Florida before boarding Air Force One on Saturday,…
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