Iran has shared a 14-point plan with the United States to help end the ongoing conflict. Officials say the main goal right now is simple: stop the war as soon as possible. According to Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, the plan will happen in two steps. The first step is to reach an agreement to fully end the fighting. The second step, which would happen within about 30 days, is to talk about how to apply and manage that agreement. Iran also said that the 30-day period is not a strict deadline. Instead, it is just a timeline for moving from one phase to the next. Officials stressed that Iran is not negotiating under pressure or threats. On the issue of guarantees, Iran says its strength and influence in the region will act as its main support. One key area is the Strait of Hormuz, which remains an important point of control. Overall, Iran’s plan focuses on ending the war first, while leaving more complicated issues for later discussions.