The government of Pakistan brought Iran’s proposals to Donald Trump earlier today and is awaiting his response.
For its part, the Iran although it has asked the Pakistani government not to leak to the press the details of its proposal to the US, the Program states that Tehran is prioritizingthe negotiationson terminating the war in the region, including the war in Lebanon and the security of navigation in the Hormuz Strait.
For his part, Pakistan’s mediator Prime Minister Sebaz Sharif having received Iran’s proposal was limited to saying: “We are continuing our sincere efforts and the army chief told me a few days ago that we have received Iran’s response.”
What Iran responds to US and Israel over enriched uranium
With the US and Israel making the forcible seizure of enriched uranium a precondition for ending the war with Iran, which according to reliable reports has reached 60% enrichment, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Bakai was quick to state earlier today: “The mission of the International Atomic Energy Agency is verification, not political messaging about the Straits of Hormuz, Iran’s missiles or how Tehran should behave.”
In essence, Bakai’s reference to the International Atomic Energy Agency is to the fact that while until February 27 2026 there were ongoing negotiations between Iran and the US on the peaceful use of enriched uranium, the International Atomic Energy Agency failed to play its mediating role, to the extent that it deserved, in convincing Donald Trump that Tehran was entitled to use the material for peaceful purposes. The following day, 28 February 2026, the US and Israel bombed Iran and its key facilities.
“When professional impartiality (ed. of the International Atomic Energy Agency) is compromised for the sake of political messages or personal ambitions, institutions undermine their credibility; and, over time, their effectiveness,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bmail Bakai said in a high-pitched tone.
What Netanyahu and Trump are seeking
The statement, then, by Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Bakai comes in response to the latest statements by Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who earlier was quick to say: “The war in Iran is not over, because we still need to take from Iran the enriched uranium stockpiles.” In the same vein, Benjamin Netanyahu speaking to the US CBS television network stressed: “There also remain the enrichment facilities that must be destroyed.” Asked how he expects to “get the uranium out” of Iran, Benjamin Netanyahu said: “We will go in and get it out.”
And US President Donald Trump said today in a taped interview with freelance journalist Cheryl Atkinson that: “Eventually we will recover Iran’s enriched uranium. We are watching it closely“. “If anyone comes near the site, we’ll find out and we’ll blow them up,” Donald Trump added.
Tension in the Strait of Hormuz continues
Of course, the tension in the Strait of Hormuz remains with many oil tankers remaining decommissioned and transit only without obstacles near the coast of Iran, as long as they pay transit fees to Iran.
So, for Iran, the Sea Strait of Hormuz has thus been elevated to a means of pressure despite yesterday’s attacks by US Central Command forces on two Iranian oil tankers. In this spirit, Iran’s adeputy foreign minister Garibabadi has again sent a warning message to the US saying: “Any deployment of destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz region under the pretext of ‘protecting navigation’ is nothing but an escalation of the crisis.” “The Strait of Hormuz is not a common property for forces outside the region. On the contrary, they are a sensitive maritime route adjacent to coastal states,” he stressed.
At the same time, the Revolutionary Guards spokesman warned in a stern tone: “If war breaks out again, we will use new and more advanced equipment, as well as new methods of warfare.” “But what the enemy must understand above all is that we will see new theatres of operations,” he stressed. “This means that the war will expand into areas that the enemy did not foresee or take into account in his plans,” the Revolutionary Guards spokesman said.
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