On March 25, Iran rejected a US proposal aimed at pausing the conflict in the Middle East, instead presenting its own ceasefire plan. Iran's counterproposal calls for an end to the killing of its officials and measures to prevent future attacks against the country. It also demands reparations related to the conflict, a cessation of hostilities, and asserts Iran's sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz as part of its conditions.
Alongside issuing this plan, Iran intensified its military actions against Israel and Gulf Arab nations. The situation reflects ongoing tensions and differing approaches to conflict resolution in the region, with Iran emphasizing its own security concerns and territorial claims as central to any peace agreement. This development was reported by FRANCE 24's Philip Turle.