Trump cancels planned strikes on Iran as ‘parameters of a new deal’ reached
The deal’s proposed terms include the ‘total’ reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and ‘an end to Iran’s nuclear threat’, according to the US leadedr
Assessment
A diplomatic shift appears underway as the US leader claims a framework for a new agreement with Iran has been established, involving key concessions on maritime access and nuclear activities. The cancellation of military strikes suggests a preference for negotiation over escalation, though the durability and specifics of these 'parameters' remain unclear. Observers will watch for Iranian confirmation and the response from regional allies.