Iran's Military on High Alert as Tensions with US Remain High

Iran's Military Chief Warns of Possible Conflict with US

Iran's military is now fully prepared for a potential conflict with the United States, according to Brigadier General Mohammad Jafar EL Asadi, head of the inspection department at the Central Headquarters of Khatam El Anbiya. Speaking on Saturday, the high-ranking official emphasized that a new confrontation between Iran and the US remains likely, citing several indicators that suggest Washington is not honoring any agreements or commitments.

Iran Submits New Negotiation Proposal to US via Pakistan

This statement comes as Iran announced on Friday that it had transmitted its latest negotiation proposal to the US via the Pakistani embassy. The initiative aims to revive talks to end the conflict that has been plaguing the Middle East. Iran's official news agency, IRNA, confirmed that the country had submitted the text of its proposals to Pakistan on Thursday evening, with the latter acting as an intermediary between the two nations.

US President Trump Expresses Discontent with Iran's New Offer

Although the official agency did not disclose the detailed contents of the document, US President Donald Trump has already expressed his discontent with Iran's new offer. The context remains marked by the negotiations held on April 11, which were hosted by Pakistan and aimed to reach a peace agreement after the US and Israel launched a military operation against Iran on February 28.

No Breakthrough in Talks, US Maintains Naval Blockade

To date, the only cycle of negotiations has failed to yield a definitive agreement. Since the failure of these discussions, the US has maintained a strict naval blockade on Iranian ports, intensifying military and economic pressure on the country in a climate of persistent regional uncertainty.