U.S. responds to Iran’s peace proposal amid conflict discussions, but nuclear restrictions remain a sticking point for resolution
The United States has responded to Iran’s latest peace proposal via a third country, with Tehran now reviewing the terms as diplomatic tensions remain high.
However, talks have slowed significantly, with both sides navigating complex geopolitical pressures and unresolved demands.
Nuclear negotiations are currently on hold, as Iran prioritises addressing ongoing conflict in the region and persistent shipping disruptions impacting global trade routes.
The pause underscores the fragile state of diplomacy, with neither side appearing ready to concede ground.
President Donald Trump has signalled he is unlikely to accept the proposal, arguing it fails to impose sufficient consequences on Iran, while Washington continues to push for stricter limits on Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
Meanwhile, Iran is seeking sanctions relief, troop withdrawals, and broader de-escalation across the region.