Daily brief
The United States and Iran are moving closer to a nuclear deal, with President Trump warning Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu not to sabotage the agreement after an Israeli airstrike in Beirut nearly derailed talks. Trump criticized the strike, saying it threatens the potential deal, while Iranian officials said the attack made talks pointless. Reports indicate a deal has been reached to stop fighting, with Qatari mediators flying to Tehran to finalize it, though Iran disputes Trump's claim that it will be signed on Sunday. Critics in both the US and Israel are attacking the deal, with a US lawmaker calling it a 'surrender' and Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid calling it a failure for Israel. (ongoing coverage)
Iran agreed to stop tolls in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Fox News.
UK, France, Germany and Italy are ready to lift Iran sanctions after the US-Iran deal.
A draft US deal reportedly lets Tehran keep diluted uranium, according to an Iranian official.
Indian Prime Minister Modi and President Trump are set for their first meeting since February amid trade and Iran war concerns.