Trump claims U.S.-Iran peace deal could come in 2-3 days

United States President Donald Trump said a peace deal with Iran could be signed within the next two to three days, amid negotiations that remain under way after a series of strikes since late February. Speaking to reporters, Trump said Washington was in the final stage of reaching an agreement that, he said, would prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. He also said the Strait of Hormuz would reopen immediately after signing. The remarks came after Iran and Israel halted attacks on each other in April, although limited clashes have continued. On June 8, Iran said its attack on Israel had ended, but warned it would retaliate sharply if Israel's military operation in Lebanon continued.