Trump formalizes tougher terms for a potential Iran peace framework and sends revised language to Tehran to pressure acceptance and speed up negotiations, with officials noting concerns about unfreezing funds and Trump criticizing Obama’s earlier deal.
President Trump said talks with Iran over a 14-point peace framework are progressing and Tehran is expected to reply within 24–48 hours to a one-page memorandum of understanding that would pause nuclear enrichment, lift sanctions, and release frozen Iranian funds, with the White House hoping for a breakthrough before his China trip. Some officials remain skeptical a deal will emerge; if no agreement is reached, the administration has warned that military action could resume. Netanyahu has coordinated with Washington, and a recent Israeli strike in Beirut adds tension to the broader crisis.
President Donald Trump is set to host Armenia and Azerbaijan at the White House to sign a peace agreement aimed at normalizing relations, with the US claiming exclusive rights to develop the strategic Zangezur corridor, a move that impacts Russia, Iran, and Turkey.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that envoy Steve Witkoff will return from Moscow with a framework for peace between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting a better understanding of Russia's conditions for ending the war and emphasizing the importance of a fair agreement for both sides, with potential involvement from President Trump.