US Offers Iran 15-Point Plan: Return Uranium and Promise to Be Peaceful
Americans have prepared a 15-point list for Iran, with the main demand being to return all enriched uranium and promise never to make bombs again.
US diplomats have decided that the conflict with Iran can be resolved with a well-written list, just like Liepāja fishermen do when telling their wives about the fish they just caught — the main thing is to formulate it correctly and hope the other party believes it.
According to news agencies, special envoy Steve Witkoff has informed Trump that Iran is ready to hand over its enriched uranium to the International Atomic Energy Agency. This is roughly like asking a Liepāja teenager to hand over all their firecrackers before New Year's — theoretically possible, practically doubtful.
Trump has announced that negotiations are taking place with the right people and Iran very much wants to reach an agreement. I last heard such optimism in Liepāja when someone said there would be no storms this winter. Now at the end of January, everyone knows how that ended.
It's unclear how Israel will react to this plan, but knowing their previous attitude toward Iran's peaceful intentions, the reaction could be as enthusiastic as Liepāja residents' attitude toward Riga government promises about regional development. As my neighbor Valdis said: "If Trump thinks Iran will give up uranium as easily as a fisherman gives up his biggest fish, then he hasn't seen how Middle Eastern politics works."
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