Reports indicate that US President Donald Trump has sent back a revised version of a peace deal proposal to Iran, incorporating tougher terms aimed at increasing pressure on Tehran. According to The New York Times, Trump amended aspects of the draft agreement, though the specific changes have not been disclosed. The proposal's return comes amid Trump's concerns regarding provisions related to the unfreezing of Iranian assets, a point he previously criticized in the 2015 nuclear agreement negotiated under former President Barack Obama. Frustration has reportedly grown over the slow pace of Iran's responses, which have been facilitated through intermediaries, including officials from Pakistan. The revised proposal has been submitted to Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei for approval. Communication with Iran's leadership has been challenging, leading to further delays and adjustments. Future discussions are expected to tackle more contentious issues, particularly concerning Iran's nuclear program. On the same day, Trump held a two-hour meeting with senior advisers to discuss ongoing efforts to end the conflict, although no public updates were provided following the talks.