US-Iran War Termination Agreement Expires August 17 Without Extension

US-Iran War Termination Agreement Expires August 17 Without Extension

The US-Iran agreement ending three months of war expires August 17, 2026. Signed June 17 by Trump and Pezeshkian, it promised sanctions relief, a $300 billion reconstruction package, and nuclear concessions within 60 days. Both sides suspended commitments by mid-July, each accusing the other of violations. Iran's FM says Tehran hasn't decided to resume talks; Qatari and Pakistani mediators report no breakthrough.

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