Iran War Live Updates: U.S. and Tehran Agree on Framework for Peace

Key Points:

• A U.S.-Iran agreement, set to be signed in Geneva, establishes a 60-day cease-fire and opens negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program and lifting U.S. sanctions, but critical issues remain unresolved for future talks.
• The deal includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz without tolls and ending military operations on all fronts, including Lebanon, although Israel has not commented and remains a complicating factor.
• Reactions are mixed: international leaders largely welcome the agreement as a step toward regional stability and economic recovery, while Iranian hard-liners and some opposition groups criticize it as a surrender or insufficient.
• President Trump claims the U.S. attacks and blockade pressured Iran into the deal, asserting it prevents Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and praises China and Russia for not interfering, while criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for opposing the agreement.
• The agreement's details and implementation remain uncertain, with ongoing negotiations expected to address nuclear limits, sanctions relief, and regional security, amid skepticism from some U.S. lawmakers and concerns about enforcement.