Trump Says Iran Deal to Be Signed 'Sunday' and Hormuz to Reopen — Tehran Pushes Back

Germany

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3 SOURCES

Camp of Atlanticist skepticism · 7 of 17 countries

Berlin sets the Pakistani timeline against the Iranian denial and stresses unresolved issues, including Lebanon

Australia

3 SOURCES

Camp of Atlanticist skepticism · 7 of 17 countries

Canberra counts Trump's '39' promises and judges the terms reflect Iran's position above all

Canada

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5 SOURCES

Camp of Atlanticist skepticism · 7 of 17 countries

Ottawa weighs Trump's triumphant announcement against Iran's denials, asking: is this the 38th promise or finally a real deal?

South Korea

3 SOURCES

Countries with regional security stakes · 4 of 17 countries

Seoul measures the U.S.-Iran accord against the yardstick of non-proliferation: every precedent on Iranian uranium enrichment resonates directly in the Korean peninsula, where North Korea's nuclear threat remains undiminished.

Spain

3 SOURCES

Actors involved in mediation · 3 of 17 countries

Madrid interprets Trump's announcements as narrative construction running ahead of facts: Spanish media emphasizes the stark gap between Washington's proclamations and Tehran's silence—'not yet confirmed,' the Iranian authorities respond.

United States

3 SOURCES

Camp of Atlanticist skepticism · 7 of 17 countries

Washington swings between Trump's victory claim and the press's skepticism over a 60-day deal

France

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4 SOURCES

Camp of Atlanticist skepticism · 7 of 17 countries

Paris dissects the draft deal and flags the gap between American optimism and Iranian caution

India

3 SOURCES

Global South countries with energy stakes · 2 of 17 countries

New Delhi reads the deal through its markets: crude at its lowest since April, but only a 60-day ceasefire

Israel

3 SOURCES

Countries with regional security stakes · 4 of 17 countries

Jerusalem sees the deal rewarding an Iran 'shifting from survival to power,' and the political class tears itself apart

Italy

3 SOURCES

Actors involved in mediation · 3 of 17 countries

Rome deciphers the chaotic mechanics of an agreement that announces itself endlessly without ever reaching conclusion: between American claims, Iranian denials, and Pakistan's unexpected role as arbiter of timing.

Pakistan

3 SOURCES

Actors involved in mediation · 3 of 17 countries

Islamabad positions itself as a pivotal mediator in Iran-US accord: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confirms the final agreement text is settled and Pakistan is driving next steps, framing Pakistani diplomacy as a lever of regional power.

Philippines

3 SOURCES

Global South countries with energy stakes · 2 of 17 countries

Manila evaluates the US-Iran agreement through the lens of the Strait of Hormuz reopening: for an archipelago whose economy depends on remittances from millions of Filipino workers in the Middle East and on regional oil supply chains, the announced reopening of the maritime passage is not a distant event but a direct national interest.

Poland

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Countries with regional security stakes · 4 of 17 countries

Warsaw examines the credibility of guarantees: behind Trump's optimism on Iran, Poland weighs the real durability of American nuclear commitments—a lens shaped by its own exposure to Russian security threats.

United Kingdom

3 SOURCES

Camp of Atlanticist skepticism · 7 of 17 countries

London watches Trump's diplomatic choreography unfold: a peace agreement announced to coincide with a birthday, flatly denied by Tehran hour after hour, leaving the world waiting for a diplomatic reality that remains elusive.

Russia

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3 SOURCES

Moscow: structural reading of Hormuz control · 1 of 17 countries

Moscow reads in the US-Iran agreement a durable reconfiguration of Strait of Hormuz control—far more structurally significant for the global energy order than a mere ceasefire announcement.

Sweden

4 SOURCES

Camp of Atlanticist skepticism · 7 of 17 countries

Stockholm deconstructs the internal political pressures driving Trump toward an Iran agreement while highlighting deep divergences between the parties over what the accord actually contains.

Ukraine

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3 SOURCES

Countries with regional security stakes · 4 of 17 countries

Kyiv reads the Iran-USA accord with deep skepticism: Western intelligence suggests Russia has rebuilt Tehran's missile arsenal during the ceasefire, converting UN diplomacy into strategic cover for Moscow's broader ambitions.