Iran’s chief negotiator tells the United States it must accept Tehran’s 14-point proposal for peace in the Middle East or face “failure,” according to multiple outlets. The warnings come after the US rejects Iran’s latest counteroffer in the ongoing US–Iran negotiations. Iran frames its proposal as an alternative pathway to reduce tensions and pursue a peace arrangement, and it issues an ultimatum demanding Washington accept the plan rather than continue rejecting Iran’s terms.
Across the reports, Iran’s negotiator presents the message as a direct response to the US stance, emphasizing that continued rejection will lead to failure of the negotiation process. The outlets describe the warning as coming in a statement to the US after Donald Trump rejected Tehran’s most recent counteroffer. The reports do not provide new details of the specific components of Iran’s 14-point plan beyond reiterating that it is meant to serve as a peace proposal for the region.
The coverage therefore centers on Iran’s conditional demand and the negotiation context following the US rejection, with no corresponding agreement or updated response from the US included in the cited summaries.
