Iran Submits 14-Point Peace Proposal to End War with US
Iran submits a 14-point peace proposal to the US through Pakistan, seeking to resolve all issues within 30 days, but mutual distrust remains the biggest obstacle.
Iran submits a 14-point peace proposal to the US through Pakistan, seeking to resolve all issues within 30 days, but mutual distrust remains the biggest obstacle.
Iran reviews the US response to its 14-point peace plan as a bulk carrier reports being attacked near the Strait of Hormuz, with the US-Iran war entering its tenth week.
The UK government unveils new contingency rules allowing airlines to cancel flights weeks ahead over fuel shortages without losing valuable airport slots.
BBC reports on a clandestine network smuggling SpaceX Starlink terminals into Iran to help citizens bypass the government’s prolonged internet blackout.
Iran submits a 14-point response proposal to the US and offers a Strait of Hormuz deal, while Trump says he is reviewing the proposal with reservations; simultaneously, the US fast-tracks $8 billion in arms sales to Middle East allies.
Imprisoned Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi has been urgently hospitalized following a severe health deterioration, with supporters warning she faces life-threatening conditions.
The Trump administration warns shipping companies they face sanctions if they pay Iran tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, as Trump says he is ’not excited’ by Iran’s latest peace proposal.
Trump sends formal letter to Congress declaring that hostilities with Iran ‘have terminated’ as the 60-day War Powers Act authorization deadline arrives, sparking debate over executive war powers.
The Trump administration declares hostilities with Iran ’terminated’ ahead of a 60-day congressional deadline, while attempting to reset the War Powers clock — a move that ignites constitutional debate.
President Trump writes to Congress claiming hostilities with Iran ‘have terminated’ due to a ceasefire, arguing he does not need congressional authorization for military action.