Under pressure from the US, Iran re-negotiates and presents a new proposal in Islamabad

The Iranian regime moved again at the diplomatic level and sent a new negotiation proposal to the United States through Pakistan, in a context marked by military pressure and the blockade promoted by Washington.

The information was confirmed by the state agency IRNA, which detailed that the document was delivered on Thursday night, although without disclosing its contents.

A turn forced by American pressure The

new attempt at dialogue does not happen in a vacuum

.

It comes in the midst of:

• A naval blockade imposed by the United States

• Restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz

• Accelerated economic deterioration in Iran

After almost 40 days of war that began on February 28, strategic pressure led by Donald Trump managed to put Tehran back

on the negotiating table.

Islamabad, the chosen channel

The role of Pakistan as a mediator is once again central.

The Islamabad election:

• Allows an indirect channel with Washington Avoid direct

• negotiation at this stage

It

• seeks to unlock weeks of stalemate

Until now, there had been only one round of talks without concrete results

.

Iran is trying to buy time

.

While sending diplomatic signals, the regime maintains its aggressive rhetoric

.

Iranian officials warned:

• Possible attacks on US bases

• “long and painful” responses to new offensives

However, sending a proposal evidences a contradiction: the need to negotiate in the face of an increasingly weakened position

.

The Israel factor and regional pressure The

scenario is further strained by Israel's position

.

Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that:

• Israel could attack again

.

• Operations would continue if threats persist.

  This reinforces the strategic encirclement over Iran, which faces simultaneous pressure

on

several fronts.

The Iranian economy, at its limit The impact of the

blockade on the Strait of Hormuz

is key.

According to the United Nations:

• The situation affects the global economy

• It can generate an international recession

It

• hits Iranian revenues directly

.

For Tehran, sustaining the conflict without a diplomatic solution is becoming increasingly costly

.

A negotiation that is still uncertain

For now:

• The content of the proposal is not known

• There is no confirmed date for a new round

• The positions remain distant

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi maintained contacts with countries in the region

, trying to add support to his initiatives.

The US maintains the advantage

Meanwhile, the United States:

• Holds the naval blockade

• Controls the pace of the negotiation

• Maintains military capacity in the area

The pressure strategy seems to have forced Iran to return to dialogue, although without guarantees of immediate progress

.

An open scenario

The submission of the proposal marks a new chapter, but not a resolution.

The conflict is still active in multiple dimensions:

• Military

,

• Economic

and

• Diplomatic

. And the outcome will depend on whether Iran is willing to give in to international pressure that, for now, continues to intensify

.