US and Iran reach ceasefire agreement after months of fighting
The United States and Iran say they have agreed a deal to end their war after months of conflict. Both sides promise an immediate halt
The United States and Iran say they have agreed a deal to end their war after months of conflict. Both sides promise an immediate halt to fighting, but key details remain unclear—and at times conflicting—including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the scope of the ceasefire. The deal is expected to be formally signed Friday in Switzerland.
Chapters 00:00 US and Iran announce initial “peace deal” 00:29 Trump and mediator Pakistan praise the agreement 01:08 What’s in the framework deal? 02:01 Iran insists ceasefire includes Lebanon 02:20 Germany reacts to the framework agreement 03:07 Fawaz Gerges, LSE professor of Middle East politics 03:31 Focus on the Strait of Hormuz in current deal 05:42 Neither side wants a return to hostilities 07:54 Can Trump pressure Benjamin Netanyahu?
09:31 Why trust can’t be built in 60 days 10:30 Daniel Gerlach, Middle East analyst 11:05 Key issues remain unresolved 12:05 Examining propaganda from both sides 12:57 Why Trump can’t admit defeat 14:22 Iran’s regime has changed—but not strengthened 15:33 Can a ceasefire
between Israel and Hezbollah be reached? 17:33 Regional powers will no longer rely on the Strait of Hormuz but diversify trade routes For more news go to Follow DW on social media ► ►TikTok ► ► Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie Subscribe
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