US-Iran Peace Deal on Sunday? Trump Claims Major Breakthrough, Strait of Hormuz Set to Reopen

By Thetripurapost Desk, Washington
Jun 13, 2026
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US (state.gov) President Donald Trump has stated that a potential peace agreement with Iran (irangov) is expected to be signed on Sunday. According to his remarks, the deal could lead to the reopening of the Strait of _Hormuz one of the world’s most critical maritime oil routes, allowing unrestricted passage of international shipping.

Trump also asserted that under the proposed arrangement, the United States will not provide any financial payments to Iran. He further accused the previous Obama administration of transferring large sums of money to Tehran, including a reported $1.7 billion in cash assistance.

US Position on Iran’s Nuclear Program

In his statement, Trump claimed that once regional stability is restored, the United States intends to locate and eliminate Iran’s nuclear weapons capabilities. He suggested that such operations could be carried out either within Iranian territory or from within the United States, depending on circumstances.

The remarks have added further intensity to ongoing global debates over Iran’s nuclear program and long-standing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

US Foreign Policy Outlook on Iran and Middle East

Trump emphasized that Washington is seeking improved relations with Iran as well as broader stability across the Middle East region. However, he warned that if diplomatic efforts fail, the United States retains what he described as a “last resort option,” which he indicated would not be used lightly.

Latest Global Updates: 5 Key Developments (Last 24 Hours)

1. Iran urges caution over peace deal speculation

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that both countries are closer than ever to reaching an agreement. He also urged media outlets to avoid speculation regarding the final terms of any deal.

2. Iran denies Geneva agreement reports

Tehran has rejected claims that a peace deal will be signed in Geneva on June 14. Officials clarified that negotiations are still ongoing and no final agreement has been reached.

3. India summons US diplomat over maritime concerns

India has summoned a US diplomatic official for the second time, expressing strong objections regarding reported attacks or threats involving vessels carrying Indian crew members.

4. Trump alleges drone attack on Indian-linked ships

The US President claimed that Iranian forces attempted a drone strike on ships associated with India while they were transiting the Strait of Hormuz. He further stated that the attempt was unsuccessful.

5. Iran asserts control over Strait of Hormuz

A senior Iranian military official declared that no vessel will be allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without prior authorization from Iranian authorities, reinforcing Tehran’s strategic control over the waterway.