US and Iran Near Agreement, Signing Expected in Geneva Next Week

Published: Jun 13, 2026 00:46
The US and Iran are "close" to signing an agreement around the G7 summit next week. Reports say the signing ceremony is most likely to be held in Geneva, Switzerland, and could take place as early as Sunday. Trump said on Thursday that Iran's Supreme Leader had approved the relevant plan, the deal will be completed within days, and he expects Vice President JD Vance to attend the signing ceremony.

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