Multiple reports describe shifting US diplomacy and military action involving Iran under Donald Trump. The Guardian notes that Trump says talks with Tehran are progressing and that a deal to end the war is “largely negotiated.” Shortly afterward, the US launches strikes on southern Iran, escalating pressure while negotiations remain unsettled. The same coverage says that by Thursday, Trump has circulated a draft peace agreement for the Iran-related conflict among allies. The articles also frame the situation as unstable: the US-Iran deal is portrayed as precarious, with uncertainty over whether the proposed agreement will hold. A podcast segment features discussion with Ali Vaez of the International Crisis Group, addressing why Trump reportedly changes his approach when attempting to end the war. Overall, the sources converge on a sequence of claims about diplomacy—talks, a largely negotiated agreement, and circulation of a draft—alongside concurrent or near-concurrent US military strikes on Iranian territory.