The report mentions that the US has proposed a 15-point plan to Iran, which includes some requirements previously put forward during negotiations in Geneva. A source reports that the American side has informed Israel that Iran is willing to give up its stockpiles of highly enriched uranium, enhance UN oversight, limit the range of its ballistic missiles, and reduce support for its proxy groups.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expresses concern that a potential deal may not align with Israel's interests. The US administration also notes that the communication channel with Iran remains unreliable, and there are difficulties in decision-making in Tehran.
Washington is awaiting a response from the Iranian side. According to sources, intermediaries proposed a temporary ceasefire for more detailed negotiations, but the White House rejected this proposal.
