A draft proposal aimed at ending the Iran-US war has circulated following diplomatic discussions in Doha, raising hopes for a possible breakthrough.
Qatar has been facilitating communication between Washington and Tehran as both sides explore ways to end the conflict. The proposed framework outlines several steps intended to reduce tensions and establish conditions for a broader agreement.
However, the document remains a draft, and neither side has confirmed accepting all its terms.
Draft Outlines Possible Peace Measures
The proposal reportedly includes a temporary ceasefire extension and an end to military operations across multiple fronts, including Lebanon.
It also addresses Iran’s nuclear programme and the future of its enriched uranium stockpile.
Under the reported framework, Iran would commit not to develop nuclear weapons. Both sides would also need to agree on a mechanism for handling the country’s enriched uranium.
Strait of Hormuz Remains a Key Issue
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is another central element of the proposed agreement.
The draft calls for Iran to restore normal shipping through the strategic waterway. It also links this step to the lifting of the US naval blockade on Iranian ports and vessels.
The proposal reportedly allows up to 30 days for shipping conditions to return to normal.
The Strait of Hormuz is a vital route for global energy supplies. Therefore, restoring safe passage could ease pressure on international oil markets.
Final Agreement Still Uncertain
Despite diplomatic activity, important differences remain between Washington and Tehran.
The two sides have yet to settle all details, particularly regarding nuclear commitments and the implementation of proposed measures.
US President Donald Trump has indicated that discussions are progressing, but final arrangements remain under consideration.
The coming days could prove important for the negotiations. However, the draft’s circulation does not confirm that a final peace agreement is close to being signed.
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