🚨🔍 Where the Iran conflict stands: Trump says deal in days — Iran says 'speculative' — Strait remains closed

President Trump called off another round of nighttime military strikes against Iran, then pivoted to announce that a deal is imminent – possibly signed in Europe this weekend, with JD Vance representing the US.

🇮🇷 Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei says reports of a signing are "speculative." Most of the text was ready, but the US kept changing its positions. Iran will not compromise on its red lines. The Strait of Hormuz remains closed due to "illegal US actions."

✡️ Netanyahu's office claims Trump assured Netanyahu that any final agreement would require Iran to remove enriched nuclear material, dismantle enrichment infrastructure, limit missiles, and end support for regional armed groups. Israel says it is not a party to the deal. Trump has not publicly confirmed any of this.

⚔️ Reality on the water: IRGC naval forces confronted an oil tanker attempting to transit the strait. Explosions were heard in southern Sirik County. The IRGC warns that any vessel attempting to pass will be treated as a security threat and "dealt with severely." Ship captains have been told to remain anchored until further notice.

Trump has repeatedly claimed an imminent peace deal – all while struggling to restrain Israeli attacks and continuing to strike Iranian civilian infrastructure. If there is real progress in Iran‑US negotiations, it should be visible on paper and, most importantly, on the battlefield – not in Trump's rants.

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