Trump says U.S. nearing final deal with Iran, but conflict risk remains

The United States is on the verge of finalizing a deal with Iran, according to President Donald Trump. He indicated that while progress has been made, the possibility of renewed conflict remains.

Sources familiar with the negotiations suggest that Washington and Tehran are accelerating efforts to announce a comprehensive peace agreement. This deal aims to resolve multi-front conflicts, with expectations that it could be revealed as early as Sunday evening. The initial draft of the agreement has reportedly been finalized and sent to the leaders of both nations for final approval.

If confirmed, the agreement could solidify the current fragile six-week ceasefire into a permanent peace. However, key details remain undisclosed, including how sensitive issues like Iran's nuclear program and sanctions relief will be addressed. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, largely closed since the conflict began on February 28th, is another critical point requiring agreement.

Reuters, citing a Pakistani official, reported that a memorandum of understanding to end the war between the U.S. and Iran is in its final stages of negotiation. Trump's comments to CBS earlier in the day reinforced the notion that a final agreement is within reach.

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