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Iran has agreed to hand over its enriched uranium, forgo enrichment in the long term and open the Strait of Hormuz without restrictions. The clause that paved the way for understandings: the release of up to $15 billion for humanitarian needs, under Qatari supervision. Should the final details be concluded and agreed, the emerging expectation is that the deal will be signed early next week, most likely in Geneva, Switzerland.
The US president said a deal had been reached with Tehran and would be signed over the weekend. "The most important thing is that Iran will not have a nuclear weapon," Trump said, adding that he had spoken with Netanyahu.
The US president said in a post on his social media platform that, due to progress in negotiations with Tehran, American forces would not act against the Islamic Republic. Trump claimed that the memorandum of understandings with Iran had been approved by the most senior figures in the Iranian regime and that a signing ceremony would take place soon.
After two nights in which the US military struck Iranian army targets and bases near the Strait of Hormuz, the US president said the attacks would resume, as Qatari mediation efforts continue.
A month after the public escort operation was suspended, Trump reveals that the US military secretly moved hundreds of merchant ships through the blocked Strait of Hormuz. Satellite images show that many tankers are turning off transponders and, under radio silence, unloading cargo at sea
Turkish president says Israel's military campaign in Syria and Lebanon now poses a threat to Turkey, pledging a forceful reply if Turkish or Cypriot rights are harmed.
Jordan said it intercepted five missiles launched from Iran toward the Azraq area. Reports also emerged of sirens in Bahrain and US interceptions at bases in the Middle East, alongside diplomatic talks among Arab states on the crisis with Iran.
President Trump addressed the incident, saying the two pilots who landed on Iranian soil were in good condition, and that a report on the incident would be released later in the day. The New York Times reported that according to sources familiar with the details, it was still unclear whether the helicopter had been downed by Iranian fire, suffered a mechanical failure or encountered another problem.
