US and Iran Announce Ceasefire Agreement, Including Free Navigation in Strait of Hormuz
The United States and Iran have reached a ceasefire agreement, with both sides citing sources in Iran and Pakistan. The deal includes provisions for free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and plans for future negotiations. The official announcement is expected soon.
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Washington and Tehran have coordinated the terms of a new ceasefire. This was reported by the RIA Novosti agency citing Pakistani and Iranian sources. According to their information, the announcement of the ceasefire on an official level should take place in the near future. After that, negotiations and a round of technical meetings are planned on the basis of the memorandum of understanding signed by the parties in June [...]
Rianovosty reported: Sources in Iran and Pakistan stated that Washington and Tehran have reached an agreement on a ceasefire.
U.S., Iran reach ceasefire agreement: report Xinhua
Rianovost: Sources in Iran and Pakistan stated that Washington and Tehran have reached an agreement on a ceasefire.
US, Iran to announce ceasefire in 'coming days' Apa.az
The US and Iran reached an agreement to cease fire. On August 25, sources in Iran and Pakistan reported this. According to them, the agreement provides for free movement in Ormuz. "It includes free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz," reports "RIA Novosti." It is clarified that the official announcement of the truce will be made in the near future. After that, the parties plan to hold negotiations.