WORLDJun 15 · 06:54 UTCMIDDLE EAST EYEQazi Zaid

Live: US and Iran confirm peace accord, signing set for Friday in Geneva

The United States and Iran have confirmed a peace agreement to be signed in Geneva on 19 June, ending a 108-day conflict. The deal includes reopening maritime routes, ending hostilities, and releasing $12 billion of Iran's frozen assets, with Pakistan mediating the process.

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