@Open Source Intel: According to Al Mayadeen, Iran’s proposal to the U.S. includes: • Ending the naval blockade • Restoring full freedom to export oil • Lifting U.S. sanctions • Unfreezing Iranian assets • Securing

@WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧: Iran counter proposal to US peace plan has been leaked: -Iran refuses to dismantle its nuclear facilities will transfer limited amount of enriched uranium out of the country dilute the rest. -Continue

Iran has presented a counter proposal to the US peace plan, refusing to dismantle its nuclear facilities but agreeing to transfer a limited amount of enriched uranium out of the country and dilute the rest. The proposal also demands continued control of the Strait of Hormuz, unfreezing of all assets, and lifting of US sanctions in exchange for a 30-day period dedicated to nuclear talks.

@Open Source Intel: According to what I’m reading about Irans response, bombing is more likely to resume than not. (Unless Pakistan requests otherwise)

Iran is likely to resume bombing operations unless Pakistan requests otherwise, according to intelligence reports.

@Open Source Intel: Saudi Arabia strongly condemns the (Iranian) attacks on the UAE, Qatar, and Kuwait, reaffirmed its support for Gulf allies, and called for an immediate halt to attacks on the region and any attempt to

Saudi Arabia has strongly condemned attacks on the UAE, Qatar, and Kuwait, which it attributes to Iran, and has reaffirmed its support for Gulf allies while calling for an immediate cessation of attacks and any disruption to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

@Open Source Intel: IRAN NEGOTIATIONS RESPONSE WSJ and Al Mayadeen report that Iran is demanding an end to the blockade, unrestricted oil exports, sanctions relief, the release of frozen assets, a ceasefire in Lebanon,

Iran is demanding an end to the blockade, unrestricted oil exports, sanctions relief, the release of frozen assets, a ceasefire in Lebanon, and continued control over the Strait of Hormuz, according to reports by the Wall Street Journal and Al Mayadeen. On the nuclear front, Tehran proposes diluting part of its enriched uranium and transferring the rest to a third country, with assurances of return if negotiations fail, and insists that all talks be routed through Pakistan and commence only after the war ends.