New York: Iran has put forward a new set of proposals aimed at securing a ceasefire, according to reports from the state-run IRNA. The proposals were reportedly conveyed to the United States through Pakistan, which is acting as a mediator.
Details of the revised terms have not been made public. However, Donald Trump has already indicated dissatisfaction with earlier proposals, stating that he does not believe a final agreement is imminent.
Trump reaffirmed his administration’s intention to maintain sanctions on Iranian ports and shipping as part of a broader strategy to exert economic pressure on Tehran. The United States is seeking to weaken Iran’s economy through continued restrictions on maritime trade.
A temporary ceasefire has been in place since April 8, but tensions remain high. Reports suggest that Washington is also considering additional military options to increase pressure if diplomatic efforts fail.
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