Iran says it is reviewing a U.S. peace proposal amid heightened pressure from President Donald Trump, who signals the war could end soon while also warning that bombing could resume. According to the reports, Trump communicates directly through social media that the conflict, described as lasting about two months, may be near an end. He also states that restarting oil and natural gas shipments could follow any agreement.
The outlets report that Tehran’s review of the proposal is ongoing, indicating that negotiations have not yet concluded. While the U.S. message emphasizes the possibility of a swift resolution and the return of energy exports, the references to potential renewed bombing indicate that the situation remains tense and conditional on progress. Overall, both sources present the same core elements: Iran is considering a U.S.-backed path to peace, and Trump publicly links any potential settlement to resumed energy shipments while raising the prospect of further military action if talks do not advance.
