- Trump decided at the last minute not to strike Iranian power plants and major infrastructure for two weeks.
- Iran said it accepts the two-week ceasefire and will coordinate safe passage for ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
- No other major terms were agreed upon by either side.
- Iran did not accept any U.S. core demands.
- Trump did not accept Iran’s full 10-point proposal.
- US explicitly stated that this does not mean the war is over.
- In reality, this is a very minimal, face-saving pause rather than a real negotiated deal.
- Tomorrow we will see how many ships Iran actually allows to pass through the strait.
- Most likely Iran will only allow a small symbolic increase (probably 30-60 ships instead of the recent 15) while keeping overall control.