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Trump’s 15-point plan demands Iran dismantle nuclear program - report

Mar 24, 2026, 23:17 GMT+0

The US has conveyed 15 conditions to Iran to end the war, requiring full dismantlement of nuclear capabilities, zero enrichment, handover of enriched uranium, shutdown of Natanz/Isfahan/Fordow sites, IAEA access, abandonment of regional proxies, open Strait of Hormuz, and limits on missiles, according to the Times of Israel.

In return, the US would fully lift sanctions, provide aid for civilian nuclear power at Bushehr, and remove the snapback mechanism.

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