US-Iran Ceasefire Agreement Signed
Key Questions
When and where was the US-Iran ceasefire agreement signed?
The US and Iran signed a formal ceasefire on June 12-13 at Versailles, extending the April truce by 60 days and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
What progress has been made in US-Iran talks in Qatar?
US-Iran talks in Qatar show progress with a hotline established between the sides, according to President Trump.
Under what conditions could the US resume war with Iran?
Vice President Vance warned the US could resume war if Iran does not comply on nuclear and shipping issues.
What are Iran's conditions for full implementation of the ceasefire?
Iran conditions full implementation on a Lebanon ceasefire, while internal debate continues and the deal text remains unpublished.
How has Israel responded to the US-Iran ceasefire deal?
Israel rejects the deal, and US officials were concerned Israel might try to assassinate Iranian negotiators during talks.
The US and Iran signed a formal ceasefire on June 12-13 at Versailles, extending the April truce by 60 days and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Implementation is fragile: new US-Iran talks in Qatar show progress with a hotline established, but VP Vance warned the US could resume war if Iran does not comply on nuclear and shipping issues. Iran conditions full implementation on a Lebanon ceasefire. Israel rejects the deal. Internal Iranian debate continues. The deal remains ambiguous with no published text.