Iran's state broadcaster IRIB announced that Tehran has received a draft of a preliminary memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the United States aimed at resolving ongoing tensions. The proposed agreement would see Iran restore commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz to prewar levels within one month. In return, the US would withdraw its military presence from the region and lift the naval blockade currently in place. The framework, which is still under negotiation, excludes military vessels and suggests that Iran would manage ship traffic in collaboration with Oman. The Iranian report emphasized that no actions would be taken without 'tangible verification' of the agreement. If the deal is finalized within 60 days, it could be submitted for approval as a binding resolution to the UN Security Council. The discussions are part of indirect negotiations initiated after the conflict that began in February, with Pakistan acting as a mediator between the two nations. This conflict escalated following increased hostilities between Iran and Israel, which included missile and drone attacks that disrupted shipping routes in the Gulf and heightened US military involvement, raising concerns of a broader regional conflict.