Trump Signals Swift End to U.S.-Iran Conflict as Peace Proposal Reaches Tehran

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a potential breakthrough in the conflict with Iran, citing a new one-page peace proposal that could lead to a formal end to the war. The memorandum, currently under review by officials in Tehran, establishes a 30-day window for intensive negotiations. These talks will aim to lift U.S. sanctions and unblock the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for curbs on Iran’s nuclear program, which currently holds over 400 kg of near-weapons-grade uranium. As a gesture of restraint, President Trump has paused a naval mission intended to break the blockade of the Strait. Diplomatic activity has intensified internationally, with Pakistan confirmed as the venue for upcoming high-level talks following the conclusion of Iran's national funeral period. Russian President Vladimir Putin has also engaged in direct telephone diplomacy with Trump to support a settlement. Despite the progress, regional tensions remain high; Iranian officials have warned both the U.S. and Israel against any military strikes during the funeral proceedings, while Turkish officials have cautioned Israel not to undermine the emerging memorandum of understanding. The proposed deal represents a significant shift in U.S. strategy, as the current preliminary memorandum focuses on nuclear and maritime issues while omitting past U.S. demands regarding Iran's missile program and regional proxy activities. Both sides have committed to a temporary cessation of hostilities during the mourning period, with Trump stating that 'neither side will shoot the other' while the diplomatic framework is finalized.