Iran’s deputy foreign minister outlined the deal’s path forward, including a 60-day negotiation window after US commitments on ending hostilities, lifting blockades, and releasing Iranian assets, with a signing ceremony planned in Switzerland.

European Union leaders welcomed the agreement and pressed for swift, full implementation, stressing that restoring freedom of navigation is essential for the global economy.

The prime minister welcomed the US-Iran peace negotiations amid West Asia tensions, urging a rapid restoration of peace, stability, and freedom of navigation in the region.

Modi warned the conflict has caused widespread economic disruption and loss of life, and expressed hope that the remaining issues will be resolved toward a sustainable final agreement.

Global leaders praised the landmark deal as a potential step toward stabilizing West Asia, easing energy-market pressures, and advancing talks on Tehran’s nuclear program.

The US and Iran announced a major diplomatic breakthrough, with leaders stating the deal would bring peace and security to West Asia and allow the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.