Iran submits 10 demands regarding the U.S. ceasefire proposal. Trump: It’s meaningful but not good enough

MaticHoleFiller · 2026-04-06T22:19:18+00:00

Trump responds to Iran's ceasefire proposal, setting the deadline for reaching an agreement as April 7th, and considers Iran's proposal to be meaningful but not sufficient. Iran has put forward ten demands, with the core being the end of the war and the lifting of sanctions. Pakistan has drafted a solution plan, aiming to achieve a ceasefire and reach a final agreement. Iran has stated it will prepare a response based on its own interests.

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2026-04-06 22:19:18

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In local time on April 6, U.S. President Trump responded to Iran’s reaction to a U.S. ceasefire proposal.

Trump said that the deadline for Iran to reach an agreement would be Tuesday (the 7th). Trump also commented that Iran’s proposal was meaningful, but not good enough.

Trump also said that if it were up to him, he would “take the oil.”

Earlier on April 6, reporters from China Media Group learned from the Iranian side that Iran has responded to Pakistan regarding the proposal put forward by the United States to end the war.

It is understood that Iran’s demands cover ten articles. The core content includes: emphasizing that the war must be permanently ended in accordance with Iran’s concerns; and putting forward a series of requests, such as ending regional conflicts, developing a secure navigation agreement for the Strait of Hormuz, post-war reconstruction, and lifting sanctions.

Previously, some sources said that Pakistan had prepared a framework proposal for ending the conflict and had communicated with the U.S. and Iran “through the night.” The plan is to first achieve an immediate ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and then reach a final agreement within 15 to 20 days. The final agreement may include Iran’s commitment not to seek nuclear weapons in exchange for sanctions being lifted and frozen assets being unfrozen. Reports from the U.S. side indicate that the U.S., Iran, and the mediator are discussing a possible 45-day ceasefire agreement to create conditions for subsequent negotiations and ultimately end the war.

Earlier on April 6, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaii said that Iran will put forward its own position based on the country’s interests, security, and the legitimate demands of the Iranian people. Iran is prepared to respond to issues such as the ceasefire and end-war proposals relayed by the mediator, and will make the information public in a timely manner. However, he did not disclose the specific details of the ceasefire agreement proposal. (CCTV reporter Cao Jian)

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