Trump Sees "Golden Age Of Middle East" After Ceasefire; Accept Uranium Enrichment, Says Iran

Seeking to halt weeks of escalation, Iran accepted a conditional two-week ceasefire with the United States, tied to an immediate stop to American attacks and the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump announced the "double sided" pause, saying strikes would be suspended while talks pursue a broader deal; Iran’s foreign minister said safe passage through the strait will be coordinated during the period. Israel backed the pause but said it does not cover Lebanon, contradicting Pakistan’s claim. The chokepoint’s disruption had shaken oil markets amid fears of a wider war.