Hell Freezes Over: US and Iran Set a Date to Sign a Peace Deal
If you had 'historic peace treaty between Washington and Tehran' on your geopolitical bingo card for this year, go grab your prize.
The geopolitical landscape just took a sharp turn into the twilight zone. The US and Iran are actually signing a peace deal on June 19 in Geneva. And how did we find out? Not through a joint White House press conference, but via a tweet from the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Ishaq Dar, who just spilled the beans on X.
The two long-time arch-nemeses have actually agreed to put pen to paper, thanks to a massive group effort by mediators like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Turkey, and the UN. Just a few days ago, the Iranians were aggressively denying claims by Donald Trump that they were ready to sign anything on a Sunday. But apparently, the Swiss air works wonders when you give it a couple of weeks.
When Washington and Tehran resolve decades of proxy wars and nuclear standoffs through a Pakistani minister's Twitter account, the old manual of diplomacy can officially be thrown in the trash.
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