
Iran Presented Its Own Settlement Plan to the United States
Tehran put forward a ten-point initiative to reduce tensions with the United States, rejecting an alternative American plan that included restrictions on its nuclear and missile programs.

Tehran put forward a ten-point initiative to reduce tensions with the United States, rejecting an alternative American plan that included restrictions on its nuclear and missile programs.

The Israeli prime minister’s speech in parliament showed a shift from deterrent rhetoric to the open articulation of objectives toward Iran and resistance forces in the region.

Donald Trump’s statements during a meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu show that pressure on Iran is built not around specific programs, but around preventing the country’s recovery and strategic independence.

Donald Trump’s readiness to support strikes on Iran’s missile and nuclear infrastructure points to a possible expansion of military pressure and a shift in the parties’ strategic calculations.

Satellite imagery has shown accelerated reconstruction and expansion at Iran’s Talakan 2 site located within the Parchin military complex. Observers report the construction of a new blast resistant chamber, indicating increased research activity.

Iran’s deputy foreign minister said in an interview that the U.S. must end threats and military strikes on Iranian territory for nuclear talks to proceed.

U.S. President Donald Trump called CNN and MSNBC "trash" in response to their skepticism over Washington’s claims about destroying Iran’s nuclear capabilities.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the end of the war with Iran and the loss of Tehran's nuclear capability. Just before the ceasefire, Iranian nuclear scientist Mohammad Reza Sadiki was killed.
The U.S. President will make a decision on a potential strike against Iran within two weeks. Moscow considers this a mistake and warns of the risk of escalating the conflict.

Iran has published the first set of documents revealing coordination between Israel and the IAEA leadership. The materials mention Director General Rafael Grossi by name.
Israeli officials stated that the Trump administration approved a strike on Iran. According to them, the U.S. president privately expressed support for Israel’s actions.

Israeli authorities stated that Mossad established a kamikaze drone base within Iran. According to their data, drones were used against nuclear facilities and Iranian specialists.

Washington has announced measures against the Iranian company Fuya Pars and three of its employees linked to defense developments.

The agency is negotiating in Tehran. The second round of U.S.-Iran consultations is scheduled for April 19.

The United States has signaled its readiness to launch a military operation against Iran by September if Tehran refuses to dismantle its nuclear program.
The United States will continue to exert pressure on Iran to prevent the development of nuclear weapons.
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