Iran has informed European countries about its initiatives "to put an end to the imposed war"

Abbas Araghchi, the Iranian foreign minister, communicated Tehran's position to European countries within the framework of peace negotiations, according to Reuters.

In discussions with his counterparts from France and Italy, Araghchi emphasized the initiatives of the Islamic Republic of Iran to end the imposed war. He also expressed dissatisfaction with the "unconstructive" approach of European countries regarding the Iranian nuclear program, which he described as "absolutely panic-inducing."

Antonio Tajani, the Italian foreign minister, emphasized on social media that a nuclear-armed Iran is a "red line" for Italy.

Peace negotiations are at an impasse due to Iran's stock of enriched uranium, which exceeds the level necessary for energy production, and the US is demanding its abandonment.

Additionally, Donald Trump announced that he will review the new 14-point plan proposed by Iran for resolving the conflict in the Middle East, but he doubts that it will be "acceptable" to the US.