The United States, Iran and their mediator Pakistan each announced on Sunday that Washington and Tehran had reached an agreement intended to end the conflict between them that has lasted more than 100 days.
Writing on social media on Sunday, US President Donald Trump stated, “This Great Deal will bring Peace and Security to the whole Region”.
Representatives for the warring countries said they would formally sign a document in Switzerland on Friday that Iran’s Supreme National Security Council described as a “memorandum of understanding”.
Although the deal does not mark a final agreement, it is expected to open a pathway for negotiations on some of the most contentious issues between the two sides, including Iran’s nuclear programme and sanctions imposed on the country.
Still, Tehran has attached preconditions to potential future talks, while Trump has warned about the possibility of renewed military strikes.
Iran confirms deal struck with US that will lead to reopening of Strait of Hormuz
The full terms of the preliminary peace deal have yet to be officially released, but both the US and Iran have offered their own accounts of its content.
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