US and Iran reach framework peace deal to end war | First Thing
Summary
The United States and Iran have agreed on a framework peace deal to end their 15-week conflict, with the deal expected to be signed soon. Iran announced a permanent stop to military actions, including in Lebanon, and both sides will begin talks on difficult issues like Iran’s nuclear program and possible lifting of sanctions.Key Facts
- The US and Iran plan to sign a peace deal this week to end a 15-week conflict.
- Iran says all war and military operations will stop permanently from Monday night.
- The US will open the Strait of Hormuz and remove its naval blockade as part of the deal.
- A 60-day period of detailed talks will follow to discuss Iran’s nuclear program and sanctions.
- Some Iranian hardliners are unhappy because the deal does not guarantee sanctions relief or control of the strait.
- Israel remains concerned and says it will keep its forces in security zones near Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza.
- Israel was not included in the talks, even though it joined the US in actions against Iran.
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