Iran has reportedly submitted a new peace proposal to the United States through Pakistan in an effort to restart stalled negotiations and reduce tensions in the Middle East. According to Iranian media reports, the proposal contains 14 points and was delivered through Pakistani mediators. Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency said the main goal of the proposal is to end the war and rebuild trust between Tehran and Washington. The development comes as Pakistan’s Interior Minister continues his visit to Tehran for a third day, showing Islamabad’s growing role as a mediator in the conflict. Reports say Iran’s latest proposal includes several demands and conditions aimed at reducing military tensions and moving toward a peaceful agreement. Iranian officials reportedly want an immediate end to attacks and military operations in the region. Tehran is also seeking guarantees that future strikes against Iran will not happen again. Another important issue is economic pressure on Iran. Reports suggest Tehran wants the United States to ease sanctions and end restrictions affecting Iranian ports and trade routes. Iran has repeatedly said that economic blockades have badly affected its economy and ordinary citizens. The proposal is also believed to include discussions about Iran’s nuclear program. This remains one of the biggest disagreements between the two countries. The United States wants limits on Iran’s uranium enrichment and nuclear activities, while Iran insists its nuclear program is peaceful and part of its national rights. Tensions between the two sides have remained high since fighting earlier this year involving US and Israeli air strikes on Iranian targets. Although a ceasefire was later announced, negotiations have moved slowly and both sides continue to disagree on key issues. Iranian media reports say Tehran hopes the new proposal can create a path toward compromise and prevent another escalation in the region. Officials in Iran say trust can only be rebuilt if both sides show flexibility during negotiations. Pakistan has been playing an important diplomatic role by maintaining communication with both Washington and Tehran. Analysts believe Pakistan’s involvement could help lower tensions because it has relations with both countries and has called for peaceful dialogue throughout the crisis. The ongoing conflict has also affected global markets, especially oil prices. The Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important oil shipping routes, remains a major point of concern. Any instability in the region could impact global energy supplies and international trade. Despite the new proposal, experts say major challenges still remain before a final agreement can be reached. Both sides continue to hold firm positions on security, military actions, and nuclear policy. For now, international attention remains focused on whether the latest diplomatic efforts can help avoid further conflict and bring stability back to the region.