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Back|US and Iran move closer to peace deal: Signed on Friday
US and Iran move closer to peace deal: Signed on Friday
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Uzman Coin·6/15/2026·World·1 min read·

US and Iran move closer to peace deal: Signed on Friday

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  • US President Trump announced that the peace agreement with Iran will be signed on Friday.
  • The agreement aims to clear the Strait of Hormuz of mines and ensure the flow of oil.
  • While oil prices fell sharply after the statements, Bitcoin recovered.

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The USA and Iran came very close to an agreement for the first time in the Iran war, which started on February 28. The parties announced that they had reached an agreement on the articles in the memorandum of understanding. Apart from the USA and Iran, confirmation statements for the agreement came from Pakistan and Qatar.

Trump pointed to Friday

US President Donald Trump made statements on his Truth Social account many times yesterday. Reacting to Israel's attack on Beirut, Trump said that the peace agreement was delayed due to this attack. Later, in another post marking Friday, the US President used the following statements:

"This wonderful agreement will provide peace and security to the entire region. Many presidents before me tried to bring peace to the region but failed. With the opening of Hormuz, we will sign the peace agreement on Friday. Mines will be cleared from the Bosphorus and the flow of oil will be ensured."

Oil fell hard, Bitcoin recovered

These statements of Trump were confirmed by Pakistan and Qatar, causing a sharp decline in oil prices. Brent oil dropped from 90 dollars to 83 dollars. Bitcoin rose above $65,500.

Israel is not retreating

On the other hand, according to the news in the Israeli media, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called Trump and said that the articles regarding the Lebanon part of the agreement were not binding on them. It was reported that Netanyahu stated that the Israeli army will continue its operations in Lebanon.

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  • US President Trump announced that the peace agreement with Iran will be signed on Friday.
  • The agreement aims to clear the Strait of Hormuz of mines and ensure the flow of oil.
  • While oil prices fell sharply after the statements, Bitcoin recovered.

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