US and Iran Announce Agreement to End Conflict; Signing Expected Friday
The United States, Iran, and mediator Pakistan announced an agreement on Sunday aimed at resolving a conflict between Washington and Tehran that has lasted over 100 days. US President Donald Trump stated on social media that this "Great Deal" is expected to bring peace and security to the region. Representatives from both countries are scheduled to formally sign a document in Switzerland on Friday.
The United States, Iran, and their mediator Pakistan jointly announced on Sunday that Washington and Tehran had reached an agreement. This accord is intended to resolve a conflict between the two nations that has reportedly lasted for more than 100 days.
US President Donald Trump commented on the development via social media on Sunday, stating, "This Great Deal will bring Peace and Security to the whole Region."
Representatives for the United States and Iran are expected to formally sign a document in Switzerland on Friday. The provided information indicates this document involves Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
According to South China Morning Post, the details surrounding the involvement of Iran's Supreme National Security Council within the document were not fully elaborated in the initial announcement.
