Trump Unlikely to Accept Iran's Latest Peace Plan to End War

US President Donald Trump indicated on Monday that he is inclined to reject a recent diplomatic proposal from Iran aimed at halting ongoing hostilities, according to Media. 

The Iranian proposal reportedly suggests restoring maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, while postponing key issues related to its nuclear programme for future discussions. 

Sources said Trump expressed reservations during a high-level meeting with national security aides. One source noted he is “not likely to accept the plan,” which was delivered to Washington in recent



days.

Officials are concerned that reopening the waterway without addressing Iran’s nuclear enrichment or its stockpile of near-bomb-grade uranium would remove a key source of US diplomatic leverage. 

At the same time, maintaining the blockade risks prolonging high energy prices, contributing to rising fuel costs in the United States. The administration’s next steps remain unclear. 

US representatives are also wary of internal divisions within Iran’s leadership. According to Media, officials are uncertain who holds ultimate decision-making authority over any potential agreement.