U.S. President Donald Trump says a war with Iran could end “quickly” as Tehran reviews a U.S. peace proposal. Multiple outlets report that the proposal, according to sources, would formally end the conflict. However, the accounts also agree that key U.S. demands remain unresolved, including Iran suspending its nuclear programme and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Trump makes the prediction while the two sides remain at odds over these issues and other difficult matters. Reuters reporting cited in the articles says the U.S. proposal would close the fighting but would not necessarily address U.S. conditions that Iran has not accepted. Iranian officials publicly respond with skepticism. An Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson is cited as saying Tehran will convey its response after reviewing the proposal, while an Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Rezaei describes the proposal as “more of an American wish-list than a reality.” The remarks come after Trump has repeatedly highlighted the possibility of an agreement, though no deal has been reached so far. The war began on February 28, and the current diplomatic exchanges are framed as ongoing and contingent on whether the remaining demands can be met.