Israel Air Defense: Trump Offers Sanctions Relief for Nuclear Halt in New 15-Point Plan

A major development has emerged in the ongoing Middle East war as a ceasefire proposal between Donald Trump’s administration and Iran has reportedly been drafted and shared with negotiators from both sides. The plan includes a two-phase agreement, where the US may lift sanctions if Iran agrees to halt its nuclear weapons program and allow international monitoring. Backchannel diplomacy involving regional players like Turkey and Egypt is believed to have played a role in shaping the proposal. However, despite diplomatic progress, ground realities remain tense. Israel’s air defense systems are reportedly struggling to intercept Iranian missile and drone attacks, leading to visible destruction in cities like Haifa. Meanwhile, fresh US-Israel strikes near Tehran’s Mehrabad airport have reportedly killed civilians, including children, escalating humanitarian concerns. In Beirut, Israeli attacks targeting Hezbollah-linked sites have caused further casualties and damage. While hopes for ceasefire rise, continued violence underscores the fragile and uncertain path to peace.

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