Which political commentator will be the first to note that the American opposition does not seem to be so negatively inclined toward Trump's Iran policy, since we have not yet seen anyone post a video of themselves crying while filling up their car?
Peace negotiations over the past 24 hours.
• On Sunday, the U.S. handed over a five-point list with new proposals to Iran. One requirement that remains is that Iran must hand over its enriched uranium and that they are only allowed to have one nuclear facility, according to AFP.
• On Monday, Iran responded with 14 points, according to the Iranian state media Tasnim. Among other things, it includes demands that the U.S. lift sanctions against Iran and that the U.S. pays compensation for the destructions they have caused.
• President Trump has not yet commented on Iran's latest response.
• This is one of many rounds of negotiations between the countries, where both present demands that the other side does not agree to. Last week, Iran sent a counterproposal that Trump called "garbage" and "unacceptable." Shortly thereafter, Vice President JD Vance said that talks with Iran are "moving forward." Now it remains to be seen whether the countries can reach an agreement. See the article on SVT Nyheter.
Iran's response to the US peace proposal and rising tensions. Iran has responded to the US peace proposal, but the content is unknown. At the same time, tensions are rising as the US and Israel consider new attacks, and ammunition is being delivered to Tel Aviv. Donald Trump has said that "the clock is ticking." See the segment on TV4 News.