The Iranian Foreign Ministry announced it has received and is currently studying the latest US proposals aimed at ending the war. This development occurs alongside ongoing and active Pakistani mediation between Tehran and Washington, highlighted by the Pakistani Interior Minister's visit to Tehran.
These diplomatic efforts coincide with statements from US President Donald Trump, indicating his administration's willingness to wait a few days for the Iranian response. However, he concurrently warned of new attacks and a swift escalation of events if an agreement satisfying Washington's expectations is not reached.
This complex situation unfolds six weeks after a fragile ceasefire went into effect, with no tangible progress made in the talks. Pressure is mounting on the US administration ahead of the midterm elections, particularly amid growing concerns about inflation and the global economic impact of rising oil prices, which have contributed to a decline in President Trump's approval ratings.
Speaking from Joint Base Andrews, Trump affirmed his country's readiness to act swiftly if the desired responses are not received, noting that the timeframe could be limited to just a few days before decisive actions are taken.
