US President Donald Trump announced that the peace deal between the US and Iran has been finalized, with the signing scheduled for Friday, June 19, in Switzerland
The news came shortly after a phone call between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was the first to officially confirm the agreement on Sunday night.
He stated that, after intense negotiations, the two countries reached an understanding that includes Lebanon.
According to Sharif, both sides decided to immediately and permanently end all military operations, including in Lebanon.
Trump reinforced the information in a post on the Truth Social network.
He wrote that the agreement is complete, has lifted the free passage through the Strait of Hormuz, and ordered an immediate end to the American naval blockade in the region.
“Ships of the world, start your engines.
Let the oil flow!” the president celebrated.
Iranian state television also confirmed that an agreement had been reached with the United States.
Trump had previously told The Wall Street Journal that he would make an announcement soon and that the document could be signed electronically by him or Vice President JD Vance.
He also stated that Netanyahu was “in agreement” with the pact.
During the day, Netanyahu interrupted a security cabinet meeting to speak with Trump.
A senior Israeli official reported that the American president updated the prime minister on the progress of the negotiations.
Trump defended the agreement, comparing it to the treaty signed during President Obama’s time, which he considers very bad.
For Trump, the new agreement is the opposite: a real barrier to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
Earlier, Trump had commented on an Israeli attack on a Hezbollah command center in Beirut, urging all parties to avoid actions that could harm the peace process.
He stressed that the agreement could bring tranquility to the region, including Lebanon, and called for no further attacks from either side.
The announcement represents an important diplomatic step that could significantly alter the situation in the Middle East.
Published in 06/15/2026 06h29
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