U.S. President Donald Trump says the United States has “ended the war” with Iran, after ordering cancellations of additional planned strikes. He also claims the two sides have agreed to a “very strong memorandum of understanding,” which he links to progress connected to nuclear issues. Trump’s remarks come amid heightened tensions in recent days, including references to pressure on Iran’s energy infrastructure, with reporting noting threats aimed at Kharg Island as the situation escalated.
However, Iranian officials have not confirmed that a final agreement has been reached. They characterize claims about a concluded deal as speculation and say no decision has been made. The accounts therefore describe a gap between Trump’s public assessment that hostilities have effectively stopped and Iran’s lack of confirmation regarding the existence or terms of any memorandum.
Overall, both outlets report that Trump speaks of an end to fighting and a nuclear-related framework, while Iran’s position remains that negotiations or decisions are still ongoing, leaving the status and details of any understanding unclear.
