The U.S. Department of Defense publicly discloses the location of a nuclear-armed Navy submarine after President Donald Trump rejects a new peace proposal from Iran. Multiple outlets report that the U.S. Navy’s Sixth Fleet announces an Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine and its crew docked Sunday in Gibraltar, a British territory off Spain’s southern coast. According to the Sixth Fleet, the submarine’s port visit takes place as part of the Navy’s operations in the region. The disclosure is described as rare because the Pentagon typically limits information about the movements and locations of nuclear-armed U.S. submarines. One report links the timing of the disclosure to events surrounding Trump’s decision on the Iran proposal, while the other focuses on the Pentagon’s announcement of the Gibraltar arrival itself. No outlet provides additional details on the submarine’s mission, armament status at the time of the visit, or the duration of the stop. The reports collectively present the Gibraltar port call as the key new information released by U.S. forces.