Significant Iran Peace Agreement Update: Trump Issues Threat of Increased Strikes

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On Thursday, Iran is anticipated to provide an official reply to the most recent US peace initiative, with sources in the region indicating that both parties are progressing towards a memorandum of understanding aimed at concluding the conflict that commenced on February 28. President Trump cautioned that should Iran deny the proposal, bombing will escalate significantly. This agreement would also allow the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, where approximately 1,600 vessels are currently stranded. Pakistan is facilitating the negotiations, while US gas prices stand at $4.48 per gallon amid the ongoing conflict.

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00:00A massive shift in the Iran war just landed on President Trump's desk.

00:04Iran is expected to deliver its formal response Thursday to the latest U.S. peace proposal.

00:10A regional source told CNN both sides are moving toward a memorandum of understanding

00:15that would end the war that began February 28th.

00:19But Trump warned overnight that if Iran refuses, the bombing starts and it will be at a much

00:24higher level in intensity than before. The deal would also reopen the Strait of Hormuz,

00:29where 1,600 ships have been stuck for more than two months, paralyzing global energy markets.

00:36Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif is the mediator.

00:40Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif lauded Trump's pause of Project Freedom as he tries to broker

00:46the agreement. American gas prices are sitting at $4.48 a gallon. Every day, this war drags

00:53on costs U.S. families real money. The next 24 to 48 hours could decide whether American

00:59drivers get relief at the pump, or whether U.S. bombers fly again over Iran.

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