The US has reportedly sent a 15-point proposal to Iran to end the war that the US and Israel launched on February 28, but there's still no sign Tehran is interested in negotiations at the moment, despite President Trump's claims that they've been happening.

According to a report by Middle East Eye, the 15-points include a series of demands that Iran is unlikely to accept. Iran's position is that it's currently not interested in diplomacy with the US since it has been attacked twice now during negotiations and doesn't want a ceasefire until it can get guarantees to ensure another war won't happen again in the future.

Israeli media reports say that the US proposal would involve a one-month ceasefire while the deal is being negotiated. Israel's Channel 12 published what is purported to be 14 of the 15 points (listed at the end of this article). According to Axios reporter Barak Ravid, a former Israeli intelligence officer, the US and mediating countries have discussed the possibility of holding a summit with Iran on Thursday, but there has still been no Iranian response to the proposal.