Iran has delivered a document to Pakistani mediators constituting its latest peace proposal to the US as a 60 day deadline set by the White House to seek Congress approval for further military action or end operations, expires at the end of the day.
The US President enigmatically declared yesterday that only himself and a small circle of associates were aware of what was being discussed, indicating that negotiations were on-going despite the public understanding that the process had stalled.
Trump had ignited fears of renewed escalation after also complaining that the Congress was attempting to restrict his war powers, as he considers military options, should the talks collapse.
Meanwhile, Washington is currently at loggerheads with European allies over Iran conflict policy.
Trump has threatened to withdraw troops stationed in Germany, Italy and Spain.
‘Trust towards the White House is no longer the same’, a German MP told CNN.
Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei remained steadfast in his position that recent national gains were indisputable facts.
Tensions also appeared on the horizon as anti-aircraft systems in Tehran fired at small attack planes and drones last night.