US-Iran interim peace deal and negotiations
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Donald Trump, Masoud Pezeshkian
France, Switzerland
June 2026
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President Trump signed an interim peace deal with Iran on June 17. The deal includes sanctions waivers for oil exports and a reconstruction program. Negotiations are set to begin in Switzerland on June 21.
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