Middle East crisis live: Trump says Iran deal will be signed today but Tehran casts doubt on timing
Summary
President Donald Trump said a peace deal between the US and Iran is expected to be signed soon, which would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons. However, Iran expressed doubt about the timing of the agreement amid ongoing tensions and protests. Meanwhile, Israel warned residents in southern Lebanon to evacuate ahead of possible strikes related to conflicts with Hezbollah.Key Facts
- President Trump said the US-Iran peace deal is to be signed soon and the Strait of Hormuz will reopen to international ships.
- Iran’s officials have shown skepticism about the deal being signed immediately and protests continue in Iran.
- Israeli military ordered evacuations for 29 villages in southern Lebanon ahead of strikes targeting Hezbollah areas.
- Hezbollah allegedly launched drones into northern Israel, causing no injuries.
- Qatar sent negotiators to Tehran to help finalize the US-Iran agreement.
- Pakistan’s prime minister said an electronic signing of the deal could happen within 24 hours, followed by technical talks.
- President Trump warned the US has a strong backup plan if the deal fails but hopes not to use it.
- Iran’s foreign minister claimed the draft agreement showed Iran as a stronger party after the conflict with the US.
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