For over two months, Iran has blocked nearly all shipping from the Gulf, causing a huge disruption to global energy supplies. The US and Israel had suspended their bombing campaign against Iran, but no deal has been reached to end the war. Iran's senior officials believe their latest proposal is a significant shift towards finding a solution.

Iran's offer involves opening the Strait of Hormuz, ending the US blockade, and guaranteeing that Israel and the US won't attack again. In return, the US would lift its blockade, and future talks would focus on curbing Iran's nuclear program. Iran wants Washington to recognize its right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes.

The proposal is a major shift from Iran's previous stance. Iran has been insisting that its nuclear program is peaceful, and this offer seems to acknowledge that the US is not willing to negotiate on this issue right now. The senior Iranian official said that by shelving nuclear talks for now, they can create a more conducive atmosphere for negotiations.

The question now is what's next for the US and Iran. Will the US consider Iran's proposal, or will they stick to their original demands? The fate of the war and the future of Iran's nuclear program hang in the balance.

The international community is watching closely to see how this situation unfolds.

The US and Iran have been at odds for years, and this latest development is a crucial test of their willingness to find a peaceful solution.

The world is holding its breath as we wait to see what happens next.