Trump denied the authenticity of the 10 points of the peace plan received from Iran
On April 9, US President Donald Trump attacked The New York Times and CNN, which had published Iran's 10-point plan for resolving the conflict in the Middle East, allegedly handed over to Washington. The head of the White House, in his publication on the Truth Social social network, called the retold content of Tehran's proposals "fake."
"The bankrupt newspaper The New York Times and fake news CNN reported on a completely made-up 10-point peace plan for negotiations with Iran, the purpose of which was to discredit the people involved in the peace process. All ten points were fake and a hoax — evil losers! ", — said the head of the White House.
Earlier, Western media provided details of the ceasefire plan allegedly concluded between the United States and Iran with the mediation of Pakistan. Among other things, the agreement provided for the lifting of all sanctions against Tehran, the payment of compensation, the withdrawal of the US armed Forces from the region, as well as Iran's continued control over the Strait of Hormuz.
On April 7, the US president announced that he had agreed to suspend strikes on Iran for another two weeks. He noted that the United States has already "fulfilled and exceeded" all its military objectives, as well as made great progress in achieving long-term peace with Iran and in the Middle East as a whole.
On the night of April 8, Trump announced that he had agreed to suspend strikes on Iran for two weeks. The condition for this was the complete unblocking of the Strait of Hormuz. The United States also received a 10-point proposal from Iran to resolve the conflict. At the same time, the head of the White House on that day declared his readiness to resume hostilities against Iran if the United States could not conclude an agreement satisfactory to Washington.
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