Iran says it is reviewing a new U.S. proposal aimed at ending the conflict, according to multiple reports citing Iranian officials. An Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson confirms that Tehran is considering the offer and assessing it internally. The New York Times reports that no details of the proposal are disclosed in the reporting and that Iranian responses have been mixed regarding how seriously the proposal is being treated. CBS News adds that the review is taking place even as military actions continue in the Strait of Hormuz, where both sides are reported to have carried out strikes. The Hill reports that the Iranian announcement comes after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Iran regarding rejecting the deal, though it does not provide further terms of the proposal. Al Jazeera frames the delay as connected to major unresolved issues, including Iran’s nuclear program and control or security concerns related to the Strait of Hormuz. Across outlets, the common thread is that Iran acknowledges receiving and reviewing a U.S. peace or de-escalation proposal, but specifics are not made public in these accounts.