Iran announced Sunday it has ended its attacks against Israel, as US President Donald Trump declared that both nations want an “immediate ceasefire” and said “final peace negotiations” are under way.
Reports from multiple outlets indicated the Israel Defense Forces had also halted its strikes on Iranian territory, though no formal agreement had been confirmed as of Sunday.
Iranian state media reported no immediate casualties from what it described as apparent Israeli strikes, though the full picture of damage remained unclear.
Trump did not specify where negotiations are being held or who is mediating. No joint statement from Jerusalem or Tehran had been published at time of filing.
The announcements came after days of intensifying cross-border strikes that drew international calls for de-escalation. The situation remained fluid, with ground conditions still being assessed by regional and US officials.
Further details on the negotiating framework and any proposed timeline for a formal ceasefire agreement are expected in the coming hours.