Iran has presented five conditions for a potential ceasefire agreement aimed at ending its ongoing conflict with Israel and the United States, according to Hebrew-language media reports. The confrontation has been continuing since late February, and the conditions were reportedly introduced as part of indirect negotiations announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.

According to Channel 12, Iran’s demands include assurances that hostilities will not resume, the establishment of a new arrangement granting Tehran effective control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz, and the closure of U.S. military bases across the Middle East. Tehran has also sought financial compensation for war-related damages and called for action against media outlets it deems hostile, including the prosecution or extradition of individuals accused of spreading anti-Iran propaganda.

Trump previously stated that the United States had been engaged in long-term discussions with Iran and that Tehran was now taking the matter seriously, though no further details were provided in the report.