Iran war day 107: Washington, Tehran close to signing first stage of deal
Summary
The United States and Iran are close to signing the first stage of a peace deal to end ongoing conflicts, but they disagree on the exact date for signing. US President Donald Trump and Pakistani mediators say it could happen soon, while Iranian officials say the date is not yet set.Key Facts
- The US and Iran are negotiating a peace deal related to conflicts involving the Strait of Hormuz and regional hostilities.
- President Trump and Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif suggest the agreement could be signed within days, possibly virtually.
- Iran’s Foreign Ministry says the signing date is unclear and will not be on Sunday as US sources suggested.
- The deal includes 14 points; the first aims to lift the US blockade of Iranian ports.
- The agreement calls for ending hostilities across multiple fronts and forbids starting new wars or using force.
- Iran marks the first anniversary of a 12-day war, vowing to remain united and strong.
- The US military recently intercepted drones launched by Iran targeting commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
- Some US lawmakers are skeptical about the deal, questioning its terms and timing.
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