- Donald Trump has declared a peace deal with Iran "all signed", asserting that the crucial Strait of Hormuz is now fully open to traffic. This announcement follows weeks of intense negotiations amidst a fragile ceasefire.
- Speaking in Evian, France, ahead of a G7 meeting, Trump indicated the complete text of the Iran agreement would be released after a signing ceremony scheduled for Friday, which he noted he might or might not attend.
- A senior administration official, speaking shortly before Trump's comments, clarified that Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon is not a prerequisite for the deal.
- The official added that if Iran fails to control Hezbollah and prevent its attacks on northern Israel, the Israeli army retains the right to retaliate.
- The official also highlighted that the United States now maintains a high-level relationship with the Iranian government, marking the first such engagement in 47 years.
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