Trump: Final document coordination remains for Iran peace deal, signing ceremony possible this weekend

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on June 11 (local time) that a peace agreement with Iran is in its final stages, with only document coordination left. He suggested that a signing ceremony might take place in Europe over the weekend.

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We have just reached a great agreement regarding the war with Iran, and now only the final document work remains.

Speaking at a proclamation signing ceremony in Washington D.C., Trump stated, "We have just reached a great agreement regarding the war with Iran, and now only the final document work remains." He added, "We will receive the documents within the next few days and hold a signing ceremony, probably in Europe."

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We will receive the documents within the next few days and hold a signing ceremony, probably in Europe.

Trump emphasized the significance of the agreement, noting, "Most importantly, we have reached an agreement that will ensure Iran never possesses nuclear weapons." He projected a swift conclusion, stating, "It will be finalized soon and proceed quite rapidly." The opening of the Strait of Hormuz is also expected to occur immediately after the signing is completed.

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Most importantly, we have reached an agreement that will ensure Iran never possesses nuclear weapons.

While President Trump will not attend the signing ceremony, he confirmed that Vice President JD Vance will be present. The agreement marks a significant diplomatic development, aiming to de-escalate tensions and prevent nuclear proliferation in the region.

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It will be finalized soon and proceed quite rapidly.