Trump Says Iran Deal in Final Stages, Signing Ceremony Likely in Europe This Weekend

U.S. President Donald Trump stated on June 11 (local time) that the peace negotiations with Iran have reached the final stage of document coordination, adding that a signing ceremony could take place in Europe this weekend.

During a proclamation signing ceremony at the White House that day, President Trump said, "We have just reached a great agreement regarding the war with Iran," and added, "We are in the final stages of coordinating the documents."

He continued, "It will be finalized in the next few days, and there will likely be a signing ceremony in Europe."

Confirming the timing of the ceremony as "probably this weekend," he said, "I will not be able to attend, but Vice President JD Vance will be there."

In this regard, he noted that he has spoken with leaders of countries surrounding Iran, including Israel, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Kuwait, and that he plans to speak with the President of Türkiye as well.

President Trump also stated, "The Strait of Hormuz will be opened as soon as (the peace agreement) is signed."
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