Multiple reports say the United States announces an agreement with Iran aimed at ending the war. One source states the U.S. President makes the announcement on Sunday, describing the deal as a path to ending the conflict and signaling that oil exports would resume. The same coverage attributes to JD Vance a warning that the United States would respond decisively if Iran does not comply, framing the stance as an ultimatum and suggesting Washington retains options, including the possibility of resuming bombing. The reports therefore present a scenario in which diplomacy and sanctions or enforcement measures are paired with a threat of military action, depending on Iran’s behavior. While the accounts describe the agreement and the U.S. expectation of compliance, they also emphasize that U.S. officials warn there is no commitment to rule out further strikes if the deal fails. The information provided focuses on the announcement, the stated goal of ending the war, and the warning that the U.S. can escalate again.