Trump says Mideast allies have reached outlines of deal to end Iran war, says US to stop new strikes
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump announced he suspended planned military strikes against Iran after claiming regional allies reached agreement on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending Iran's nuclear threat.
- Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called Trump on Saturday to urge de-escalation, warning that U.S. strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure could trigger retaliatory attacks on Gulf countries' facilities.
- Iranian officials have not confirmed Trump's claimed deal parameters, with state media dismissing the announcement as "simply a new lie" citing unnamed military officials.
- The U.S. State Department issued fresh security alerts for 10 countries on Saturday, urging American citizens to exercise heightened vigilance and prepare for potential flight cancellations.
- Past ceasefires have collapsed since the conflict began in February, and Brent crude futures rose 24% in July, leaving markets sensitive to whether this pause holds.
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