Iran has issued a 30-day ultimatum to the United States to resolve all disputes and end ongoing tensions. According to semi-official news agency Nour News, Tehran presented a new 14-point proposal to Washington emphasizing a permanent end to conflict rather than prolonging war. The proposal responds to an earlier nine-point U.S. plan and calls for lifting economic sanctions, ending naval blockades, withdrawing U.S. forces from the region, halting all military activities, and stopping Israel’s military operations in Lebanon.

The report notes that U.S. President Donald Trump rejected a previous Iranian proposal last week, though diplomatic communication between the two sides continues. A fragile three-week ceasefire remains in effect. On Sunday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with Omani Foreign Minister Badr Al-Busaidi for key discussions. Oman has previously acted as a mediator in U.S.-Iran talks.

Analysts cited in the report suggest that this renewed diplomatic contact could open the door to future agreements, with global attention now focused on whether Iran’s new proposal can ease Middle East tensions.