Analysts torch leaked Trump peace deal: 'No idea why anyone thinks Iran will agree'

Political analysts and observers were astounded by a new report on Tuesday that included leaked details about a potential peace deal for the war in Iran.

Phil Stewart, chief national security correspondent at Reuters, posted a few details leaked to Israel's Channel 12 on X. The 15-point plan includes stipulations that Iran agree not to enrich uranium, close three nuclear facilities, stop funding regional proxies, and agree to a "free trade zone" in the Strait of Hormuz.

The details were released at a time when the Trump administration is facing significant scrutiny for its shifting story about why the war was started and the fallout from rising energy prices due to the Iranian regime effectively blocking the Strait of Hormuz.

Political analysts and observers shared their reactions on social media.

"With what leverage, sir?" military veteran John Jackson posted on X.

"Iran promised Obama the same thing," Pradheep Shanker, National Review contributor, posted on X.

"I have no idea why anyone thinks that #Iran will agree to this. Feels like the White House is negotiating with itself," Nadav Pollak, lecturer on the Middle East at Reichman University, posted on X.

"Big question will be, how many of these 15 points are recycled from Trump 1.0’s 12-points on Iran. And if so, what are the 3 new ones, as well as how much have these points been adjusted to account for the new regional/domestic reality," Behnam Ben Taleblu, Iran program senior director for FDD, a nonpartisan think tank, posted on X.