President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sign an interim, multi-part agreement aimed at ending the Middle East war, with Reuters-style live updates across outlets describing both a 14-point framework and a near-term ceasefire extension. Multiple reports say the interim deal extends the ceasefire for 60 days and includes steps related to maritime access in the Strait of Hormuz. While Iran’s IRGC announces closure of the strait, the US says the waterway remains open to all vessels. Trump warns that US-Iran talks could lead to tolls on Hormuz if negotiations fail, but also says access will be toll-free during a stated window and that the strait will reopen after the deal is signed. Reports also indicate that officials are set to meet in Switzerland to formally sign the agreement, with one outlet citing a second-stage round of talks there. Separate updates describe mutual accusations, including Iran alleging that the US makes a “blatant violation” of the peace deal, underscoring ongoing disputes even as a diplomatic process progresses. Some coverage also notes expectations for the next round of talks and related timing for reopening maritime routes.