President Donald Trump has announced that a historic U.S.-Iran "no-nuke" peace deal is set to be signed, claiming the agreement will reopen the Strait of Hormuz and mark a complete break from the Obama-era JCPOA. Trump described the deal as “a wall to no nuclear weapon” while warning that Washington has an "ultimate alternative" if negotiations fail. The announcement came as Pakistan signaled a breakthrough between Washington and Tehran, but Iran quickly pushed back, saying no agreement would be signed on the proposed date. Iranian officials cited concerns over U.S. consistency while leaving the door open for a deal in the coming days. Show more Show less
‘A WALL TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS!’: Trump announces Iran Deal signing date, Strait of Hormuz to reopen
President Donald Trump has announced that a historic U.S.-Iran "no-nuke" peace deal is set to be signed, claiming the agreement will reopen the Strait of Hormuz and mark a complete break from the Obama-era JCPOA. Trump described the deal as “a wall to no nuclear weapon” while warning that Washington has an "ultimate alternative" if negotiations fail. The announcement came as Pakistan signaled a breakthrough between Washington and Tehran, but Iran quickly pushed back, saying no agreement would be signed on the proposed date. Iranian officials cited concerns over U.S. consistency while leaving the door open for a deal in the coming days.
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