Tehran's peace proposal to the United States aims to end hostilities across the region, including Lebanon, and includes demands for reparations for damages caused by the US-Israeli war. Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that the proposal also seeks the withdrawal of US troops from areas near Iran, lifting of sanctions, and release of frozen Iranian assets. This proposal comes after US President Donald Trump dismissed a previous offer from Iran as 'garbage' but later indicated a willingness to negotiate, citing a 'very good chance' for a deal that would limit Iran's nuclear capabilities. A Pakistani source involved in mediating talks confirmed that Iran's proposal has been communicated to Washington, although neither side has publicly acknowledged any concessions. Reports suggest that the US may be considering releasing a portion of Iran's frozen funds and allowing some peaceful nuclear activities under supervision. Despite ongoing negotiations, the situation remains tense, with both sides engaging in military actions that have resulted in significant casualties and regional instability.