Trump Announces Major Progress in Iran Nuclear and Peace Deal

President Donald Trump declared Saturday that the United States has “largely negotiated” a comprehensive agreement with Iran, with full details expected to be released soon following high-level diplomatic consultations.

In a statement shared widely on social media, Trump said: “An agreement has been largely negotiated with Iran. Details to be announced soon.” The announcement comes amid intensified efforts to end months of conflict, ease a naval blockade, and reopen the critical Strait of Hormuz to global oil shipping.

According to reports on the negotiations, a Memorandum of Understanding focused on peace and stability is nearing finalization. The pact aims to fully open the Strait of Hormuz, a vital chokepoint for roughly 20% of the world’s oil supply, which has faced disruptions due to the ongoing tensions. The U.S. has paused certain escort operations (Project Freedom) in the strait while keeping the broader blockade in place during final talks. Broader issues, including Iran’s nuclear program, sanctions relief, and regional security, are part of the framework.

Trump has consulted with leaders from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain, and Israel as part of the push to secure the agreement. Pakistan has played a notable mediating role in recent face-to-face discussions.Oil prices have fluctuated sharply in recent weeks due to uncertainty over the strait. Analysts say a successful deal could significantly ease global energy pressures. Iranian officials have indicated openness to the framework, which includes ending the U.S. naval blockade in phases.

This development marks a significant shift from earlier escalations, including U.S. plans to guide vessels through the strait and Iranian threats of retaliation. Further updates are anticipated in the coming days as Trump reviews the draft agreement with senior advisers.