Iran is assessing a ceasefire proposal facilitated by Pakistan, according to a source linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The source clarified that Pakistan is not acting as a mediator but merely facilitating discussions. Iran insists that it can only trust the process if assurances come from China and Russia, as it has faced betrayals from the United States in the past. The proposal includes a framework for a ceasefire and the reopening of the strategically important Strait of Hormuz. However, Iran has set five conditions that must be met for a ceasefire to be accepted. The ongoing conflict has led to significant regional tensions, with the US and Israel targeting Iranian infrastructure amidst threats of further military action if Iran does not comply with demands to reopen the waterway. Meanwhile, Iran continues its military operations in the region, complicating the situation further. The IRGC source indicated that Iran is committed to achieving long-lasting peace through diplomatic means, despite the current escalations.