Pakistan Says U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Could Be Signed Within 24 Hours

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Pakistan says the United States and Iran have agreed on a framework for a peace deal and could sign it within 24 hours. Iranian officials disputed the exact timing but said talks are advancing, while U.S. sources described the agreement as largely complete and tied to major Iranian concessions.

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Pakistan said a U.S.-Iran peace framework could be signed within 24 hours.
Iran disputed the timing but said a deal could still come in days.
U.S. officials said the sides are at least 80% of the way to agreement.
The reported deal would require major Iranian concessions before sanctions relief.
CENTCOM said Iran launched four drones toward commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

Sharif also said Pakistan was aware of an ongoing disinformation campaign by those seeking to sabotage the peace deal. He said that, setting aside the noise, a final agreed text had been reached and Pakistan was now working closely with both sides on the next steps. An earlier report from Al-Hadath said the memorandum could be signed by Sunday in Geneva, with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf expected to sign. Separately, a White House official told Fox News that Iran had agreed to a “performance-based deal” requiring major concessions before any sanctions relief, including dismantling its nuclear program, removing nuclear material from its territory, keeping the Strait of Hormuz open, and ending support for proxy groups. Despite the reported progress, U.S. Central Command said Iran launched at least four drones overnight in an attempt to hit commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and all were intercepted.

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