The United States is reportedly considering deploying airborne troops to the Middle East as military strikes have intensified across the region, according to media reports.

The potential deployment comes amid ongoing tensions involving Iran, Israel, and Gulf states. Iran has reportedly targeted both Israel and Gulf nations in recent actions, though specific details about the nature and scope of these strikes were not immediately available.

In a related development, Iran announced it would permit "non-hostile" ships to pass safely through the strategically important Strait of Hormuz. The waterway is a critical chokepoint for global oil shipments, and Iran's control over passage has been a source of international concern during periods of heightened regional tension.

Diplomats familiar with ongoing discussions referenced a 15-point framework, which they believe may be connected to previous nuclear negotiations. The framework is thought to be related to proposals put forward during nuclear talks, though the current status of any negotiations remains unclear.

There have been conflicting reports about whether direct negotiations between the US and Iran are currently taking place, with some claims of ongoing talks being disputed.

The situation remains fluid, with officials monitoring developments across the region as tensions continue to escalate.