US and Iran announce preliminary ceasefire deal
Quick Look
- The US and Iran have announced a preliminary ceasefire deal, with a signing ceremony planned for Friday.
- Details remain unclear, but the agreement aims to end the conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
- World leaders expressed cautious optimism.
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Why It Matters
The US and Iran have announced a preliminary ceasefire deal, with a signing ceremony planned for Friday. Details remain unclear, but the agreement aims to end the conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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Iran updates: Trump hopes to publish deal after it's signed
Mark Hallam | Zac Crellin with AP, AFP, Reuters
Published 06/15/2026Published June 15, 2026
Donald Trump told reporters in France that the US hoped to publish the framework deal with Iran "in the very near future," but only after a signing ceremony this week. Most of the details remain unclear. DW has more.
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What you need to know
The United States and Iran have announced a preliminary ceasefire deal
Trump spoke briefly about the plan on arrival in France for this week's G7 summit
The US president said he hoped to publish details, but not until a signing ceremony set for Friday
World leaders have welcomed the announcement as an important first step
Oil prices fell after the announcement
Israel has said it will not withdraw from land seized in Lebanon
Keep reading here for updates on the Iran war on Monday, June 15.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Strait of Hormuz will reopen for toll-free transit.
Likely · Medium term
Further negotiations on Iran's nuclear and missile programs will occur.
Likely · Medium term
Open Questions
- What are the specific terms of the deal?
- Will sanctions relief be granted?
- What is the timeline for full implementation?
