U.S. President Donald Trump says he will direct American forces to halt new strikes against Iran, after he says key partners in the region have reached “parameters” for a deal intended to end the war. Multiple outlets report Trump’s statement that the U.S. will hold off on attacks he had previously threatened. The reports describe the proposed understanding as involving steps across the wider region, not only Iran’s actions. The Globe and Mail adds that the proposal includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz and stopping attacks across the region, including attacks by Iranian-backed militias operating in Iraq against Arab Gulf countries and Jordan. Other summaries focus on Trump’s claim that the conditions needed for a settlement have been met and that the U.S. pause would follow. The articles do not provide further confirmed details on timing, terms, or whether all parties have formally agreed to the proposal. Overall, the coverage centers on Trump’s announced shift from threatened strikes toward a pause tied to negotiations and regional alignment on deal parameters.