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Trump claims Iran peace deal to be signed Sunday as Tehran signals delays

Trump announces a US‑Iran peace pact set for Sunday amid Tehran’s warnings of delay.

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President Donald Trump announced that a peace agreement between the United States and Iran is slated for signing on Sunday, with earlier reports indicating a Friday target. The announcement included a claim that the Strait of Hormuz will become permanently toll‑free under the deal. Coverage spans a range of outlets.

The New York Times and CNBC report the agreement and Trump’s statements, while Fox News repeats the claim about a Sunday signing. The Atlantic frames the announcement as a celebration bordering on capitulation, and The Guardian outlines what is known about the deal. NDTV’s live updates note Tehran’s reiterated “mistrust” and signals of delay.

CNBC also notes Trump’s travel to the G7 summit in France as the world watches the pending deal. Watch for the G7 summit in France, where Trump is expected to discuss the agreement, and for any further statements from Tehran that could confirm or postpone the signing. The timeline of the deal remains tied to the announced Sunday date.

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Quick answers

When is the peace deal expected to be signed?

Trump says the agreement will be signed on Sunday, after earlier reports mentioned Friday.

Which international forum is Trump attending as the deal is discussed?

Trump is heading to the G7 summit in France.

What is Tehran’s publicly stated position on the deal?

Tehran signals delays and reiterates "mistrust" regarding the agreement.

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