TEHRAN — Iran is expected to formally respond on Thursday to a United States proposal aimed at ending the ongoing conflict, according to a regional source cited by CNN, marking a potential turning point in fragile diplomatic efforts.
The development comes as negotiations between Washington and Tehran show signs of progress after weeks of heightened tensions across the Middle East.
Talks between Iran and US move closer to agreement
Sources indicate that Iran is currently reviewing the latest proposal from the United States, with both sides reportedly edging closer to a possible ceasefire framework.
While official details of the proposal have not been made public, diplomatic sources say discussions have intensified behind the scenes in recent days.
Trump says talks have been “very good”
Former U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington has held productive discussions with Iranian officials.
“We have had very good talks with Iran over the past 24 hours,” Trump said, signaling cautious optimism over the direction of negotiations.
Pakistan acting as key mediator
According to previous reports, Pakistan has played a mediating role in facilitating dialogue between the two sides, helping maintain communication channels during the crisis.
Diplomatic observers say this behind-the-scenes involvement has helped keep negotiations active despite ongoing regional instability.
Ceasefire hopes amid regional tension
The expected Iranian response is being closely watched as a potential breakthrough in efforts to secure a broader ceasefire and prevent further escalation in the region.
Tensions have remained high across key strategic zones, with global attention focused on whether diplomacy can outpace military confrontation.
For now, the world awaits Tehran’s response—one that could determine whether the conflict moves toward de-escalation or further uncertainty.
