News Desk - President Donald Trump may release the full details of the U.S-Iran agreement to end the 107-day war before Friday, according to Vice President JD Vance, though key details of the deal remain unclear despite weeks of fraught negotiations and threats of renewed hostilities between the two nations.

The tentative agreement, described by diplomats as a memorandum of understanding, commits Tehran to forgo the development or acquisition of nuclear weapons in exchange for helping reopen the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz and the paced release of assets frozen overseas. However, diplomats and officials continue to debate whether the preliminary deal represents a comprehensive treaty or merely a framework for future negotiations, with Iran's Foreign Ministry having stated Tehran had not yet taken a final decision on the peace deal. The deal comes after more than three months of stop-start negotiations and bouts of fighting that began in late February, roiling global energy and commodities markets throughout the conflict.

VP Vance's announcement that the full agreement may be released before Friday adds to the timeline uncertainty, as President Trump had previously announced Sunday that a deal had been reached, while Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who played a key mediating role, confirmed that "both sides have declared the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon". The conflicting information released by both nations about the deal's contents highlights the ongoing tensions, with the U.S. claiming the agreement includes dismantling Iran's nuclear program while Iranian media suggests it would grant Iran authority over the Hormuz Strait.

As the world awaits the release of the full U.S-Iran agreement details before Friday, the uncertainty surrounding key terms including nuclear program restrictions, sanctions lifting, and Strait of Hormuz control underscores the fragile nature of the peace process. The agreement's success will depend on whether Iran honors commitments to relinquish its highly enriched uranium stockpile and whether the deal represents permanent peace rather than just a temporary cessation of hostilities.