Trump cautions Israel and Iran as ceasefire talks edge toward a fragile deal

President Trump urged Israel and Iran not to derail an emerging, Qatar-and-Pakistan-brokered ceasefire deal that could open the Hormuz Strait and pause hostilities. The agreement, described as a 60-day framework for technical talks on Iran’s nuclear program and related issues, may be signed electronically in the coming days. Iranian officials warned against domestic divisions over the deal, while negotiators acknowledge the accord does not resolve core disputes (nuclear ambitions, funding, and proxies) but offers a path to de-escalation and further discussions. The talks come amid continuing tensions and the potential political fallout for those involved, with Trump signaling a broader stance on stabilizing the region at the G7 gathering.