U.S. President Donald Trump says a preliminary agreement aimed at ending the war with Iran has already been signed by the United States and Iran, including through a digital signing process. Multiple outlets report that Trump made the statement ahead of a formal signing ceremony in Switzerland planned for Friday, while also saying that important details of the agreement are not yet fully clear or publicly released.
Some reporting highlights that Trump publicly denied or questioned specific elements that had been described in earlier media accounts, including whether a reconstruction fund exists. Other outlets report that the Trump administration later released details of the preliminary agreement, referring to a 14-point arrangement and stating that parts of the terms were put into effect earlier than expected.
Overall, the sources converge on the same timeline: Trump announces the deal is “all signed,” a text or fuller terms are expected to be released, and follow-up documentation or clarification continues as the formal ceremony approaches. Critics in at least one account call for the agreement’s text to be published.
