Vance Says Text of U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Out This Week

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Vice President JD Vance went on television Monday morning to say something remarkable: the United States and Iran have already signed a peace agreement ending three and a half months of war. Not will sign. Have signed. The signature, he told ABC’s Good Morning America, was digital — affixed over the weekend, ahead of a formal ceremony scheduled for Friday in Switzerland. Whether that digital signature covers the full agreement, or merely a memorandum of understanding, or a framework that still needs filling in, Vance did not make clear. That ambiguity matters. Because if a document has been signed, the

One Agreement, Two Versions: Inside the U.S.-Iran Gap

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The thing about a deal is that both sides have to believe the same words mean the same thing. That is where this one stands now: in the gap between what Washington says it has and what Tehran says it agreed to. President Trump expressed frustration with Iran on Thursday after its Foreign Ministry said Tehran had not reached a final conclusion on any peace agreement. He called the Iranians “very dishonorable people to deal with” and warned that “they had better get their act together and fast!” pic.twitter.com/NYjIkZw73E — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) June 12, 2026 The frustration was

With a Single Truth Post, Trump Redraws the Map of Iran’s War

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A president who once warned against touching Iran’s oil now wants all of it. President Donald Trump declared Thursday that the United States could soon seize Iran’s strategic Kharg Island oil hub, the latest escalation in a conflict that has slid, week by week, into open warfare between Washington and Tehran. “The United States will be hitting Iran … VERY HARD TONIGHT,” Trump wrote on TRUTH Social Thursday morning. Then the larger ambition: “At some point in the not too distant future, we will be taking Kharg Island, and other oil infrastructure points, and assume total control of their Oil

Trump’s Patience Runs Out at the Strait of Hormuz

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There is a sound a negotiation makes when it has stopped being a negotiation. President Trump described it Wednesday from the Oval Office, and he described it twice, because he wanted it understood. Tap, tap, tap. That was the noise of Iran, in his telling — not signing, not refusing, just tapping. And the President had decided he was done listening to it. “We’re going to be attacking them, attacking them very hard,” he told reporters. The justification was a helicopter, the Army Apache that went down near the Strait of Hormuz earlier in the week, and Trump reached for

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