Trump Insists Iran Deal Is Close After Scrapping Strikes

President Trump abruptly shifted from threatening military strikes and seizure of Iran's Kharg Island oil infrastructure to announcing a peace deal with Iran could be signed within days. Bloomberg's Jill Disis reports the pact is described as a 'conceptual' memorandum of understanding, while Iranian officials say they have not approved any agreement text. The situation remains fluid and lacks concrete documentation. - Trump initially threatened to seize Kharg Island, a major Iranian energy site, marking a potential massive escalation. - Within hours he announced a settlement had been reached and a signing could happen in Europe this weekend. - He characterized the agreement as a 'very strong memorandum of understanding that is a little conceptual.' - Iran's semi-official news agency reported that officials had not yet approved any text with the US. - Vice President JD Vance could travel for the signing if finalized. - The 24-hour reversal leaves the actual substance and durability of the deal unclear.