US President Donald Trump announced that Iran is in a 'state of collapse' as peace negotiations regarding the ongoing conflict remain stalled. Iran's latest proposal, which suggests postponing discussions on its nuclear program until after the war, has not satisfied Trump, who insists on addressing nuclear issues from the outset. The conflict, which erupted on February 28, has led to significant disruptions in global energy supplies and trade routes. Iran has blocked shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint, while the US has intensified its blockade of Iranian vessels. The situation is further complicated by the recent deaths of senior Iranian leaders, which has left a power vacuum that may affect Tehran's negotiating position. Despite attempts by Iranian officials to engage in discussions with mediators, hopes for a resolution have diminished, particularly after Trump canceled a planned visit by his special envoy to Pakistan. As the conflict continues to escalate, Trump faces increasing domestic pressure to justify the war and seek a resolution.