Iran has formally submitted its response to the latest proposal from the United States aimed at ending the ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel, according to Iranian media reports on Sunday, according to Mehr News Agency.
A source speaking to Tasnim News Agency confirmed that Tehran had delivered its official answer to Washington’s most recent initiative concerning what Iranian officials describe as the “US-Israeli war of aggression” against the country. However, no details of Iran’s response have yet been made public, leaving diplomats and observers closely watching for signs of progress or further tension.
Iranian leaders have repeatedly stated that the current stage of negotiations is centered mainly on one issue: bringing the conflict to an end. The government has emphasized that stopping the war is not only a national priority but also a matter affecting the wider Middle East and the international community.
Earlier, Esmaeil Baghaei, spokesperson for Iran’s Foreign Ministry, underlined that position during an interview with Press TV. “For now, we have decided to focus on ending the war,” he said, describing the crisis as a source of concern for the Iranian people, neighboring countries, and global stability alike.
The latest diplomatic exchange comes at a moment of deep uncertainty across the region, where fears of wider escalation continue to grow. While both sides remain cautious in public, Iran’s decision to respond formally suggests that diplomatic channels remain open despite the bitterness of the conflict.
For now, the world waits to see whether these fragile talks can move the region closer to peace or whether the fighting will continue to cast a long shadow over the Middle East.
