ईरान ने ChatGPT से लिखवाया था सीजफायर प्रस्ताव… जेडी वेंस का दावा, कहा- तुरंत खारिज किया – jd vance on iran ceasefire 10 point proposal wtitten chatgpt ntcppl
Its draft is under discussion before the Iran ceasefire. First the White House said that President Trump threw the Iran proposal in the trash. Now US Vice President JD Vance has said that Iran had sent three different versions of the proposals, claiming that the first version was written by ChatGPT.
Vance further said that iran These three different proposals have created confusion as to what will be the basis of negotiations; These talks are expected to start from April 11 in Islamabad.
After announcing a two-week ceasefire on Wednesday, Tehran claimed that the US had agreed to its 10-point proposal, which includes compensation for war damages and permission to enrich uranium. However, America has so far rejected these claims of Iran.
According to a CNN report, JD said, “The first 10-point proposal was put forward, and frankly we think it was probably written by ChatGPT.” Vance further explained that Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner immediately rejected it; Both of them are part of his negotiating team.
Vance further said that the second version of the proposal was “more reasonable” because it was prepared after some discussion between negotiators from Pakistan and Iran. The Vice President said that US President Donald Trump had mentioned this version in his truth post on Wednesday.
The US Vice President strongly criticized the third version of the 10-point proposal, calling it “even more extreme” than the first. That means there was nothing in it for America.
Vance, meanwhile, also urged Iran not to derail the fragile two-week ceasefire; He claimed that Lebanon was never included in this ceasefire agreement.
He said, “I think the Iranians thought that this ceasefire also included Lebanon, but it was not so at all. We never made any such promise.”
Iran has also called for a ceasefire in Lebanon, calling it a key condition for ending the broader conflict in the Middle East.
Vance’s comments came as Israel carried out its largest ever airstrikes in Lebanon since the conflict with Iran resumed. Lebanon’s Health Ministry said at least 182 people were killed and about 900 were injured in the Israeli attack on Wednesday.
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