US-Iran Deal “Largely Negotiated” as Trump Signals End to Devastating War

US and Iranian diplomats in indirect negotiations in Muscat Oman as Trump announces US-Iran deal largely negotiated May 2026 Strait of Hormuz ceasefire

President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that a US-Iran peace deal has been “largely negotiated,” raising hopes of a formal end to the US-Iran war that began on February 28, 2026. The proposed US-Iran deal involves a ceasefire extension, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and a framework for nuclear negotiations. However, breaking news on the Iran war shows Iran and the US are still sending mixed signals, with major sticking points unresolved. Background: How the US-Iran War Began The US-Iran war did not begin without warning. Months of…

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US-Iran Negotiations Today: Talks Stall as Iran FM Heads to Russia

Iran Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi meets Pakistani officials in Islamabad amid stalled US-Iran peace negotiations April 2026

The latest round of US-Iran negotiations today has collapsed into confusion and mixed signals. With neither Washington nor Tehran showing much willingness to soften their positions, prospects for a diplomatic breakthrough in the US-Iran war and securing a lasting ceasefire remain stalled. As the world watches, Iran’s top diplomat has left Islamabad and is now heading to Moscow, raising fresh questions about where this conflict goes next. Background: How the US-Iran War Began The current US-Iran war news traces back to late February 2026. On 28 February 2026, Israel and…

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