U.S. President Donald Trump says a new peace agreement includes an undertaking by Iran not to develop or obtain a nuclear weapon. In statements reported across multiple outlets, Trump frames the arrangement as an Iranian commitment to never have nuclear weapons, characterizing the issue as settled under the deal. He also denies media reports suggesting the United States is paying Iran $300 million, calling the payment claim “fake news.”
Alongside the denials, Trump says progress under the agreement allows for the resumption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, indicating that trade and maritime movement are restarting following the deal. The outlets repeat Trump’s assertions regarding both Iran’s nuclear commitment and the status of U.S.-Iran-related measures associated with the agreement.
The reports largely focus on Trump’s public remarks and do not provide independent verification of the agreement’s specific terms or the payment figure he disputes.
