President Donald Trump's stance on Iran's latest proposal to end the war remains uncertain, with sources indicating he is unlikely to accept the plan. The proposal, which would reopen the Strait of Hormuz while leaving Iran's nuclear program for later negotiations, has raised concerns among US officials. Trump's skepticism is evident in his public statements and internal discussions with national security advisors. The US faces a dilemma: reopening the strait without addressing Iran's nuclear enrichment could weaken its leverage in negotiations, while maintaining the blockade risks prolonged high energy prices and economic strain. The outcome of these negotiations is crucial, as it could shape the future of the US-Iran relationship and the stability of the region.
