So, Trump’s back on home soil and there’s finally a pause button on months of tension with Iran.

According to cbinews.tv, President Donald Trump touched down in the US on Thursday after a pretty intense G7 summit in France. The big moment? He signed a US-Iran memorandum of understanding that’s meant to stop the fighting and get proper peace talks going.

Here’s how it played out: Trump put pen to paper while he was still at the meetings in France, and Iran signed off remotely. The deal is a temporary framework for now. It calls for an immediate stop to hostilities, gets the Strait of Hormuz reopened, puts limits on Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, and sets a 60-day clock to hammer out a permanent agreement on Tehran’s nuclear programme.

There’s an economic angle too. Iran gets access to some of its frozen assets and a few restrictions are lifted. But not everyone’s cheering. Some conservatives reckon the deal gives Tehran too much without forcing it to dismantle nuclear infrastructure straight away.

The Trump administration is calling it a major diplomatic win. They say it lowers the chances of a wider regional war and should help keep global energy markets steady. Next up, reps from the US, Iran, Pakistan and Qatar are still set to meet in Switzerland to figure out how to actually roll this thing out.

Attribution: cbinews.tv

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