US President Donald Trump has outrightly rejected Iran's proposal to end the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, calling it 'totally unacceptable.' This rejection raises concerns about the potential for renewed hostilities following weeks of negotiations. Trump claimed that Iran has been 'militarily defeated' and stated that the US is closely monitoring Iran's enriched uranium stockpile. He emphasized that any approach to these sites would be met with a strong US response. In contrast, Iran has issued its own demands, including war reparations and full sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping route. Iranian officials have warned of retaliation against any US strikes and have rejected the US's counterproposal, labeling it as a demand for surrender. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated that the conflict will not end until Iran's nuclear facilities are dismantled. The situation remains tense, with Britain and France preparing to establish an international coalition to secure the Strait of Hormuz, despite Iran's warnings against foreign intervention.