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White House Denies Misrepresentation of Iranian Peace Plan

4/8/2026

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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized media outlets for misrepresenting an Iranian 10-point peace plan that President Donald Trump allegedly accepted.
Leavitt stated that the public version of the plan significantly differed from the U.S. agreement and emphasized that negotiations are ongoing without disclosing U.S. positions.
The Iranian plan demands an end to U.S. sanctions, control over the Strait of Hormuz, compensation for war damages, and a full withdrawal of U.S. forces.
Trump condemned the Iranian version, asserting that only specific points would be discussed in private negotiations.

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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized media outlets for misrepresenting an Iranian 10-point peace plan that President Donald Trump allegedly accepted.
Leavitt stated that the public version of the plan significantly differed from the U.S. agreement and emphasized that negotiations are ongoing without disclosing U.S. positions.
The Iranian plan demands an end to U.S. sanctions, control over the Strait of Hormuz, compensation for war damages, and a full withdrawal of U.S. forces.
Trump condemned the Iranian version, asserting that only specific points would be discussed in private negotiations.