Trump's Iran Deal: US & Iran's Demands

0:00This has been Europe news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. President Trump announced that a deal to end the war with Iran is almost in place, even as Tehran rejected his 15-point ceasefire proposal and put forward its own list of demands amid fresh attacks on Israel and Gulf states. The U.S. plan calls for easing sanctions on Iran, scaling back its nuclear program, curbing missile development and reopening the strait of Hormuz, a. Key route for one-fifth of global oil shipments. Iran countered with requests to stop targeting its leaders, guarantees against future conflicts, war reparations and full control over the strait. Iran's foreign minister made it clear no talks with the U.S. have started and none are planned, but Trump told supporters at a fundraiser that Iranian leaders are quietly negotiating and eager for a breakthrough despite internal pressures. The conflict has killed more than 1,500 in Iran, nearly 1,100 in Lebanon,

1:0020 in Israel and 13 U.S. troops, with additional civilian deaths in the Gulf. Millions remain displaced across Lebanon and Iran. Recent Israeli strikes hit military sites and a nuclear facility near Isfahan, while Gulf nations like Saudi Arabia shot down drones and alerts ring. Out in Dubai, Kuwait and Bahrain as tensions keep escalating with no resolution in sight.