A senior US official has clarified that Iran's 10-point ceasefire plan does not correspond with the terms agreed upon by former President Donald Trump. This statement raises concerns about the stability of the truce announced earlier, which came just before a deadline set by Trump for Iran to comply with US demands. Iran's version of the plan, widely reported by state media, includes conditions such as the lifting of all international sanctions and continued control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz, which contradicts Washington's stance. The ceasefire allows the US to pause military actions against Iran for two weeks, while Tehran temporarily reopens the Strait of Hormuz. Both nations claim victory from the agreement, but Iran emphasizes that the conflict continues until formal terms are finalized. Upcoming talks in Pakistan aim to establish a longer-term agreement, with Iran also seeking the withdrawal of US forces from the Middle East and the release of frozen assets.