US President Donald Trump says he has secured guarantees from Iran that it will not develop nuclear weapons. The claim comes as multiple outlets report that Washington has sent a revised, tougher peace framework back to Tehran. According to the reports, the revised proposal is being considered as negotiations continue toward a formal agreement to end the Middle East war and reopen key maritime routes, including the Strait of Hormuz.
The sources describe a process marked by ongoing efforts to reach an accord despite difficult rhetoric and intermittent armed flare-ups. They also note that changes to the proposal could affect timing, potentially prolonging negotiations even if a broader deal is ultimately pursued.
Daily Sabah and Inquirer.net both report Trump’s nuclear-weapons assurance from Iran alongside the news that the US has returned an updated peace proposal for discussion. None of the provided excerpts include independent verification of the nuclear guarantee details or the specific terms of the proposal, but they consistently connect the statements to the current state of talks and the potential impact on an end-of-war and reopening of shipping routes.
