TEHRAN/WASHINGTON, April 27 -- Iran has reportedly submitted a new proposal to the United States through Pakistani intermediaries, offering a framework to reopen the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz and end the ongoing conflict, according to a report by Axios.

The proposal, described as a potential breakthrough, comes amid stalled peace efforts and continued tensions in West Asia. The White House has acknowledged receiving the proposal, though it remains unclear whether Washington is willing to engage with it.

US President Donald Trump recently reiterated that Iran could initiate talks but maintained that Tehran must not acquire nuclear weapons. However, diplomatic momentum appeared to slow after the US cancelled a planned Islamabad...