Multiple reports say the United States and Iran have reached broad terms for an agreement related to their conflict, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. media reporting and international outlets describe negotiators as agreeing on steps that would allow the resumption of nuclear-related talks and permit shipping through the strait, a key maritime route. U.S. President Donald Trump says the memorandum of understanding and related deal elements are “largely negotiated,” with additional details still being discussed and expected to be announced soon. Trump has also said the arrangement is tied to conditions such as preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, and he links the resumption of navigation to the resolution of the nuclear issue. The New York Times reports Trump has not yet signed off on the emerging agreement and that his approval is still pending, even as expectations rise. Separately, reports included mention of Israeli strikes across Lebanon, underscoring ongoing regional conflict during the negotiation period. Overall, sources agree on the broad framework being close, but differ mainly on specifics and on whether talks have fully advanced to finalized implementation.