Multiple reports say Iran has put forward a new peace proposal that includes a call for the United States to withdraw from involvement in the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait is a critical shipping route linking the Persian Gulf with the wider world, and positions on access and security in the area are central to regional negotiations. According to the outlets, Trump responds by expressing dissatisfaction with the proposal, characterizing it as not meeting his expectations. While the reporting focuses on the U.S. reaction, the core element cited across sources is Iran’s request that the United States retreat from the Strait of Hormuz as part of the terms of the suggested agreement. The articles do not provide detailed text of the proposal, nor do they specify any alternative terms Iran offers or the specific changes Washington is demanding. Overall, the coverage reflects a negotiations dynamic in which Iran seeks a reduction of U.S. posture in the Strait, while the Trump administration signals it is not satisfied with the approach put forward in the latest draft.