According to Iranian media, a new draft plan suggests that the United States would lift its naval blockade of Iran, allowing the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to pre-war shipping levels, though military vessels would be excluded. This framework, still unofficial, aims to restore shipping within a month and would be managed by Iran in cooperation with Oman. The US would withdraw its military presence in the region as part of this plan. Iranian State TV reported that the agreement is not finalized and that Iran requires tangible verification before proceeding. The Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that while they are unlikely to return to war with the US, they are prepared for any attacks. Tensions remain high, as the US has conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran, targeting missile launch sites and boats amid ongoing peace negotiations. The Strait of Hormuz has been closed for nearly three months due to retaliatory actions by Iran following US-Israeli strikes on its sites.