Mideast allies

President Donald Trump announced he will halt U.S. strikes against Iran, stating Mideast allies have reached parameters for a deal to end a five-month war. The deal would require Iran to open the Hormuz Strait and address its nuclear threat, with Israel agreeing to support the agreement. Iran has not publicly responded, and concerns remain over potential retaliation against Gulf energy infrastructure.

President Trump says he will order a halt to U.S. strikes against Iran after Mideast allies reached parameters for a deal to end the war.

President Donald Trump claimed Mideast allies have reached the outlines of a deal to end the Iran war, with the U.S. agreeing to halt new strikes for now. The proposed deal would involve opening the Hormuz Strait and addressing Iran's nuclear threat, with Israel committing to support the agreement. The announcement followed concerns from Saudi Arabia about U.S. escalation and a recent interim agreement that failed after Iran resumed attacks.

President Donald Trump claimed that Mideast allies have outlined a deal to end the Iran war and stated that the US will pause new strikes in the five-month conflict. The emerging deal would include...

Trump claims Mideast allies have reached parameters of a deal to end the Iran war, and the US will hold off on new strikes. The statement was reported by the AP from Washington.

President Trump claimed Mideast allies have reached outlines of a deal to end the Iran war, with the U.S. halting new strikes for now. The proposed deal includes opening the Hormuz Strait and ending Iran’s nuclear threat, with Israel agreeing to join U.S. efforts. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman expressed concerns about U.S. escalation during a call with Trump.