Trump's plan to end the war with Iran is rejected by Tehran

The 15-point plan to end the war in Iran looked very similar to the proposals made before the bombs started falling and it was rejected then, as it has been today. Perhaps Trump thought it best to start with a wish list and then agree to some sort of compromise. The classic negotiating stance. Tehran, under its new regime leadership, appeared to show little interest, although supposedly is ready to talk. To the rest of the world, it doesn't look as if this new regime will be ready to do anything but take the punishment it's getting daily and answer back with ballistic missiles, some of which (too many) are getting through defences, This is perhaps the most worrying development. Even Israel's famous Iron Dome and Arrow anti-missile systems are not proving capable of knocking out everything thrown at them from Iran. Although the number of missiles has reduced significantly because of targeted bombing by the Americans and Israelis, enough are getting through to cause deaths, injury and destruction of buildings. This will give the new leaders in Tehran an incentive to carry on launching missiles. This is bad news and not helpful for Trump who now wants to wind it all up. PLEASE BUY AGENT REDRUTH, MY NEW SPY THRILLER, A PAPERBACK. AMAZON, ROWANVALE BOOKS, WATERSTONES.