Donald Trump announces delay in Iran agreement following Israeli strike on Beirut

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that a planned agreement with Iran has been delayed by a few hours following an Israeli military strike on Beirut. President Trump stated that he had been preparing to sign the deal, which he describes as a comprehensive measure to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, when he received news of the attack. According to the President, the new agreement is intended to block Iran's nuclear capabilities entirely and includes provisions to clear enriched nuclear material and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump expressed frustration toward Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the timing of the strike. The proposed memorandum outlines a 60-day transitional period for technical implementation. While Trump claims he will communicate with Tehran to prevent attacks on Israel, the timeline for the signing remains uncertain due to the ongoing regional volatility.