President Donald Trump stated that an 'excellent settlement' to end the war with Iran has been reached, just hours after earlier confirming an agreement in principle on nuclear material. Trump said final documents are expected to be completed in the coming days, and that a signing ceremony will likely take place in Europe — a 'great thing.' He also noted the stock market rose 1,000 points, saying 'that means they like the deal.' The announcement follows a series of statements by Trump throughout the evening advancing the diplomatic breakthrough, as reported by Israeli media.
President Donald Trump announced on Monday evening that an 'excellent settlement' to end the war with Iran has been reached, marking a significant step forward in U.S.-Iran diplomacy. The statement follows a rapid sequence of breakthrough signals from the White House:
- At 22:43 Jerusalem, Trump told reporters he had spoken with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, confirming a 'great' deal was in its 'fairly final stage' and that signing could happen in Europe this weekend with Vice President JD Vance in attendance. He also stated the Strait of Hormuz would reopen. - At 23:06, Trump confirmed an 'agreement in principle' on Iran's nuclear material, without specifying whether it covers enrichment levels, stockpile limits, or physical material transfers. - Now, at 23:06, Trump declares an 'excellent settlement' to end the war entirely, with final documents expected within days and a signing ceremony likely in Europe.
The president cited the stock market's 1,000-point rise as evidence of market approval. The S&P 500 earlier rallied 1.7% on hopes for a U.S.-Iran oil deal, as The Zioneer reported at 23:04.
Trump's assessment that 'the war is over' language represents his most definitive claim yet, though no formal document has been signed and details of the settlement — including its impact on Iran's nuclear program, regional proxies, and sanctions relief — remain undisclosed. The agreement does not constitute a ratified treaty pending completion of final documents.
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