Iran announced Wednesday that it has received the full United States response to its proposal aimed at reviving a collapsed ceasefire in the Gulf region.

The development comes amid ongoing tensions in the 2026 Iran conflict, where previous temporary ceasefires have broken down. Iranian state media and officials indicated the response addresses key points in negotiations to end hostilities.

Reports from multiple outlets confirm that Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi received the feedback. Iranian leadership plans to review and discuss the proposal internally on Wednesday.

The exchange follows earlier agreements, including a two-week ceasefire in April and further talks in June. Mediators have sought to stabilize the situation, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz and regional oil flows.

US President Donald Trump has previously signaled skepticism toward certain ceasefire terms, with expectations of continued pressure on Iran. Economic challenges inside Iran have added urgency to the talks from Tehran’s perspective.

Officials in Iran described the US reply as comprehensive, covering multiple elements of the proposal submitted through intermediaries such as Pakistan. No immediate details on the contents of the response were released.

The situation remains fluid as both sides evaluate next steps in efforts to de-escalate the conflict.