A new Iranian proposal to end the war
Media reports have revealed a new proposal submitted by Iran to the United States through Pakistani mediation.
The proposal aims to reach an agreement focused primarily on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending the military escalation, while postponing the nuclear issue to a later stage.
According to informed sources, current negotiations are at a standstill, amidst differing opinions within the Iranian leadership regarding the nature of the nuclear concessions that could be offered.
The new proposal seeks to overcome these disagreements to reach a swift understanding.
Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump and his national security team are reviewing the latest developments, including options for dealing with the crisis and military developments.
The Iranian proposal focuses on reducing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and lifting the blockade in exchange for extending the ceasefire or permanently ending the war, with negotiations on the nuclear program to begin later.
Washington’s position on this proposal remains unclear, but its aim is to break the current deadlock and open a new path for dialogue.
For his part, Trump expressed his belief that the conflict with Iran may be nearing its end, emphasizing that his country seeks to prevent Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
He also noted that there are factions within Iran open to dialogue, while others are less flexible.
