Trump Declares Iran War Over – Deal Signed, Strait of Hormuz Reopened
President Donald Trump said that a preliminary deal to end hostilities with Iran has already been signed and that details will be released "pretty soon" following a ceremony in Geneva.

Key provisions of the agreement include reopening the Strait of Hormuz for oil shipping immediately, extending the cease‑fire for 60 days, and beginning technical talks on Iran’s nuclear programme next week.
Iranian officials confirmed that all military operations will cease, and the United States pledged to lift sanctions after verifiable compliance. The deal also ensures that Iran cannot acquire nuclear weapons, a point emphasized by Vice‑President J.D. Vance and senior US officials.
The United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy welcomed the agreement as a step toward regional stability, while Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu affirmed that Israeli forces would remain in security zones as needed.
Although the deal marks a historical milestone, analysts note that deeper diplomatic tensions and sanctions issues remain unresolved, especially regarding Iran’s nuclear ambitions and West‑Iran relations.





















