Iran offers new nuclear proposal as Trump warns of further strikes
Iran presented a new nuclear and peace proposal and deepened cooperation with Russia, while President Donald Trump warned of possible further attacks, raising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, Al Jazeera reported. Moneycontrol reported that Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf said U. S. voters had rejected the war after the 2026 midterm elections. CNBC noted that President Trump defended the military action.
Ynetnews, citing the New York Times, said Tehran was weighing mediator proposals on its nuclear programme, that Iran’s security chief met President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, and that U. S. officials were considering options for the conflict. PBS observed that officials in Iran, Europe and the Middle East discussed how the midterm results could influence negotiations and military actions related to the conflict in Iran.