Trump says he is reviewing Iran's new offer but doubts it is 'acceptable'
NBC News • • nation
Key Points:
- President Donald Trump is reviewing a new Iranian proposal to end the conflict, but expressed skepticism about its acceptability, citing Iran's long history of actions against humanity and the world.
- Iran's offer includes reopening shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and ending the U.S. blockade while postponing talks on its nuclear program, amid a standoff where both sides have enforced blockades.
- Trump has been briefed on military options and is weighing whether to resume strikes or pursue a deal, stating a preference to avoid further military action.
- The U.S. Navy continues to enforce the blockade with significant naval and air assets, having recently seized an Iranian cargo ship attempting to breach the blockade.
- Despite ongoing military operations in Iran surpassing 60 days, the Senate rejected a War Powers resolution that would require congressional approval for continued actions, with bipartisan votes on both sides.
