Axios reports that the agreement between the US and Iran will be signed this week in Geneva, Switzerland, according to an Israeli media relay. The report adds a specific venue and timeline to a series of recent leaks and statements indicating a diplomatic breakthrough is imminent.
Axios reported Tuesday morning that the US-Iran agreement will be signed this week in Geneva, Switzerland, per a relay in Israeli media. The report narrows the venue and timeline to a specific date range, following days of leaks and statements.
As The Zioneer reported on June 11 at 23:58, the Washington Post reported the deal was 'closed' and would be signed soon in Geneva or Rome. Earlier on the same day, Axios itself reported that Iran had told regional states of an 'in-principle' MOU agreement pending approval from Mojtaba Khamenei. A prior bulletin at 06:48 cited a diplomat saying the text was agreed and Vice President Vance might fly to Geneva.
President Trump stated on June 11 at 23:07 that the signing could take place in Europe this weekend with Vance attending. The current Axios report thus reinforces a specific venue — Geneva — as the expected location. No official confirmation from Washington or Tehran has been released. Other reports, including CBS on June 11 at 22:31, gave a broader timeline of 'early next week.' Axios' 'this week' — beginning Tuesday, June 9 Jerusalem time — is the tightest timeline reported so far.
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