The United States and Iran issue details of an interim agreement signed by their presidents, intended to halt their war and advance peace efforts. Multiple outlets report that the agreement is released after a signing ceremony on Wednesday, with the text made public alongside statements from both sides. The reports say the interim deal includes commitments aimed at stopping hostilities and easing related tensions, including aspects associated with sanctions relief and broader efforts toward a longer-term settlement.
U.S. President Donald Trump is reported to sign the agreement while attending the G7 in France. At the same time, outlets say Trump threatens that the U.S. could resume attacks if Iran does not honour its commitments, including language asserting that he would not hesitate to use force and that Iranian officials could be targeted under certain conditions.
Across the sources, the key points are the signing and release of the interim agreement, the role of Trump’s G7 attendance at the time of signing, and the warning that U.S. military action remains possible despite the ceasefire framework.
