Iran War Day 107: Nuclear Deal Delayed as Trump Pushes Sunday Signing

The Iran war may be approaching its most important turning point yet. President Trump says a peace deal is ready to be signed, but Iran has revealed that the nuclear issue—the central reason for the conflict—has been delayed to a second phase of negotiations.On Day 107 of the war, new details emerged about the proposed agreement. Iran's Foreign Minister confirmed the memorandum is split into two stages, with sanctions relief, the Strait of Hormuz, and Lebanon addressed first, while the nuclear question remains unresolved. Trump insists the deal will permanently prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, but Tehran says the hardest negotiations are still ahead.Meanwhile, Israel launched new strikes in southern Lebanon, Israeli officials ruled out withdrawing from occupied territory, and two Iranian drones were shot down over the Strait of Hormuz. Conflicting statements from Washington and Tehran also cast doubt on whether a signing will actually take place on schedule.In this episode, we break down the two-stage peace framework, the growing dispute over Lebanon, the future of the Strait of Hormuz, Trump's latest statements on the deal, and why the next sixty days could determine whether this war truly ends—or simply enters a new phase.Subscribe for daily coverage of the US-Iran War as we track every military, diplomatic, and political development.