Iran has presented an 'amended proposal of framework' to Pakistan, aiming to achieve a permanent resolution to its conflict with the United States and Israel. Key elements of the proposal include the control of the Hormuz Strait, the release of Iranian frozen assets, and regulations surrounding nuclear enrichment. The Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, traveled to Muscat, Oman, aboard a Pakistani military jet to facilitate these discussions. Top intelligence officials from several countries, including Russia, China, and Saudi Arabia, are expected to participate in the meetings in Muscat. Iran is particularly focused on securing control over the Hormuz Strait, which is crucial for global oil shipping. Following the Muscat meetings, Araghchi is anticipated to return to Islamabad for further consultations. Should these discussions prove fruitful, it could pave the way for a second round of talks between the United States and Iran in Islamabad.