Iran is currently reviewing a peace proposal sent by the United States and will respond at what it calls a 'suitable time'. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei confirmed that Iranian authorities are examining the proposal and preparing a formal reply. He stated that Iran’s main objective is to end the ongoing war and that Tehran has already sent a 14-point plan to Washington outlining its approach.

According to Baghaei, all relevant Iranian stakeholders, including the Revolutionary Guard (IRGC), senior diplomats, parliament members, and negotiation teams, are involved in reviewing the US proposal. The final decision on Iran’s response will come from the country’s Supreme Leader. While Baghaei did not specify a timeline, he emphasized that the response could come at any moment deemed appropriate for Iran.

The statement underscores Tehran’s focus on narrowing differences with Washington and finding a path toward ending hostilities, though the exact timing and content of Iran’s reply remain uncertain.