Iran's Foreign Ministry said it would not accept the US proposal "in its entirety".

PANews reported on April 15 that an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson said that the US had presented Iran with a comprehensive package of demands and hoped for Iran's "complete acceptance," which the US clearly understood was "impossible" and inconsistent with the logic of negotiation and dialogue. The spokesperson stated that Iran had previously submitted 10 ceasefire clauses to the US through Pakistan in response to the so-called US "15-point ceasefire plan." The spokesperson said that with the participation of the Persian Gulf littoral states, Iran is fully capable of guaranteeing security in the Middle East, provided that the US ceases military intervention and provocations. Any intervention from outside the region will only complicate matters. Many European countries have wisely avoided falling into a US military trap.