A major development has emerged as the United States reportedly sent a 15-point peace proposal to Iran, aimed at ending the ongoing conflict. According to media reports, the proposal includes key demands such as dismantling Iran’s nuclear program, while offering relief from economic sanctions in return. At the same time, conflicting reports have surfaced claiming that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s successor, Mojtaba Khamenei, may be open to negotiations with the US. However, these claims—originating from regional media citing Israeli sources—remain unverified and are being viewed with skepticism, with some analysts calling them possible propaganda. Iran has so far denied any direct talks with Washington and continues its military stance, backed by a large missile arsenal capable of sustaining prolonged conflict. Meanwhile, rising war costs—estimated at massive levels for all sides—are adding pressure for a diplomatic resolution, though trust between the parties remains extremely low.
