Iran War Day 106: Pakistan Says Peace Deal Is Final as Markets Surge

Pakistan says the final peace deal text has been agreed. Iran says the memorandum is in its final stages. Donald Trump claims Israel, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and other regional powers have approved the agreement. Meanwhile, global markets are reacting as if the war could finally be nearing its end.On Day 106 of the US-Iran War, the strongest signs yet emerged that a breakthrough may be close. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif publicly declared that a final agreed text exists, while Iranian officials confirmed they are completing work on the memorandum. Oil prices fell sharply, stock markets surged, and diplomatic activity intensified across the region.But major questions remain. Reports suggest the deal could include the release of billions of dollars in frozen Iranian assets and potentially address the conflict in Lebanon. Trump has accused Iran of leaking false information about the agreement's terms, while Israeli concerns over asset releases continue to create uncertainty behind the scenes.In this episode:• Pakistan declares a final peace text has been agreed• Iran confirms negotiations are in their final stages• Trump names the countries backing the deal• Markets surge as oil prices fall• New details emerge on frozen Iranian assets• The battle over Lebanon's future• Israeli strikes continue despite diplomatic progress• The one-year anniversary of the Twelve-Day War• Why this breakthrough may be different from previous false alarmsHas the conflict finally reached its turning point, or is this another diplomatic false dawn?Subscribe to Epic Fury for daily coverage of the US-Iran War and the wider Middle East conflict.