NBC News reported that the U.S. military was three hours away from launching missile strikes on targets in Iran when President Donald Trump announced on social media that an agreement had been reached, halting the operation. U.S. officials confirmed that while naval units had prepared for the strikes, specific targets like Kharg Island were not authorized for attack.
Hours after threatening severe attacks against Iran and seizing Kharg Island, President Donald Trump canceled the attack and reached a preliminary agreement with Tehran in talks with senior Iranian officials. A detailed memorandum of understanding is being drafted to finalize the agreement.
In 2028, U.S. President Trump announces that a deal with Iran is set to be signed over the weekend, with Iran reviewing the final text and the U.S. describing discussions as constructive; meanwhile, Pakistan and Qatar both claim credit for facilitating the negotiations despite Qatar's actual lack of involvement.
