Trump says Iran deal moves to ‘second stage’ at G7 summit

The US president told reporters the Strait of Hormuz would reopen by Friday and a full text of the agreement would be released in a formal setting.

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Donald Trump told reporters at the G7 that the US-Iran agreement is moving to a second phase and that the Strait of Hormuz would reopen by Friday. The full deal text, he said, would be released in a formal setting within days.

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  • Trump says Iran deal advances to a second stage
  • Strait of Hormuz to reopen by Friday, president says
  • Full agreement text to be released in formal setting

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Speaking on the sidelines of the G7 summit, US President Donald Trump said the agreement reached with Iran is advancing to a second phase, which he expects “to go quickly.”

Trump said the Strait of Hormuz, closed during the conflict, would be open by Friday. He added that the full text of the deal would be released in “a formal setting” and that he would brief the media on its contents “in a couple of days.”

The principal outcome of the memorandum of understanding, Trump said, is a commitment that Iran “will never have a nuclear weapon.” JD Vance, speaking separately, acknowledged that some details of the agreement remain to be worked out.

The G7 meeting has served as the backdrop for a flurry of diplomatic activity around the Iran agreement. World leaders at the summit have been working to finalise loose ends as Trump publicly declared the deal “all signed” on June 15.