Several outlets report that the United States and Iran reach an agreement aimed at ending their war and opening the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. President Donald Trump says the deal is “complete,” posting that he has authorized the immediate reopening of the strait for shipping and that the U.S. removes a naval blockade affecting Iranian ports. The reports describe the measures as linked steps intended to allow oil shipments to resume, with Trump’s remarks calling for ships to resume movement. NPR and other coverage similarly state that Trump announces the end of the war alongside action to remove the blockade around the Strait of Hormuz. Some outlets add that details of the agreement were not immediately available and that a signing ceremony is expected later, with one report citing a ceremony scheduled for Friday in Switzerland. Coverage also notes that regional mediators, including Pakistan’s prime minister, acknowledge the agreement publicly. Overall, the sources agree that Trump announces completion of the deal and directs immediate steps to open the strait and lift U.S. blockade measures tied to the conflict.