Trump Reviews Iran's 14-Point Peace Proposal Amid Strait of Hormuz Naval Blockade

US President Donald Trump has officially confirmed he is reviewing a new 14-point peace proposal submitted by Tehran to end the current conflict. However, in his latest address, Trump warned that naval strikes could resume if Iran "misbehaves" or fails to comply with the enriched uranium removal requirements. The US Navy continues its strict blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which the president recently described as a "very profitable business" for the fleet while warning international shippers that paying Iran for passage would result in severe sanctions. The global energy market remains on edge as these high-stakes negotiations unfold. While the diplomatic channel between Washington and Tehran via Islamabad shows signs of life, the heavy military presence in the Arabian Gulf makes the situation extremely fragile. Analysts point out that the success of the peace plan hinges on the complete removal of Iran's nuclear material, a demand that the IDF has labeled as the "only way to avoid failure." As world leaders wait for Trump's final verdict on the 14-point plan, the risk of a miscalculation in the strategic waterways remains at an all-time high.