
Trump nudges toward Iran peace deal amid GOP backlash and high-stakes diplomacy
Trump says a peace deal with Iran to end the war is close but faces sharp GOP opposition who warn it could repeat Obama’s JCPOA mistakes. The reportedly proposed framework would lift sanctions and unlock up to $20 billion of Iran’s frozen assets in exchange for Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and agreeing to 60 days of nuclear talks starting June 5 in Pakistan, with final terms subject to approval by Iran’s supreme leader; the U.S. blockade would remain until the agreement is certified. Iran, Israel and Gulf states weigh in on ceasefire terms and the control of shipping in the region.













