Pakistan has taken a central role in ongoing diplomatic efforts by delivering a US 15-Point peace proposal to Iran. The move comes amid rising tensions in the Middle East, as global powers seek ways to prevent further escalation.
According to reports, the US 15-Point plan was shared with Iranian authorities through Islamabad as part of backchannel diplomacy. While Iran has confirmed receiving the proposal, officials have stated that formal negotiations have not yet begun. A key issue remains unresolved, which is the location for potential talks.
The proposal places strong emphasis on an immediate ceasefire. It suggests a one-month pause in hostilities to create space for dialogue. However, the US 15-Point framework goes beyond a temporary truce and outlines broader strategic changes.
One major aspect of the plan focuses on Iran’s nuclear program. The proposal calls for dismantling weapons-related nuclear infrastructure. It also demands a complete halt to uranium enrichment activities. Additionally, nuclear materials would be placed under continuous monitoring by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The plan includes strict inspection measures. It suggests closing key nuclear facilities such as Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow. These steps are aimed at ensuring transparency and reducing nuclear risks in the region.
Another key part of the US 15-Point proposal addresses Iran’s regional role. It calls for ending support to allied armed groups across the Middle East. The plan also demands stopping financial and military assistance to proxy forces. This measure aims to reduce indirect conflicts in the region.
The proposal also highlights the importance of global energy security. It urges Iran to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. This route is critical for international oil and gas supplies. Any disruption could affect global markets.
In military terms, the plan suggests limiting Iran’s ballistic missile capabilities. It also encourages a shift toward a defensive military posture. This would reduce long-range offensive capacity and ease regional concerns.
In return, the proposal offers economic incentives. These include lifting international sanctions and restoring access to global financial systems. Iran would also be allowed to maintain civilian nuclear energy under strict supervision.
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For now, the US 15-Point proposal remains under discussion. Diplomatic efforts are ongoing, and observers are closely watching for further developments. The outcome could play a key role in shaping stability in the Middle East.
