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  1. Trump signed an MoU on June 17, 2026, to end hostilities and negotiate sanctions regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

A peace agreement was reached between the parties, requiring Iran to dilute its uranium stockpile, culminating in a signing meeting in Versailles.

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A peace agreement was reached between the parties, requiring Iran to dilute its uranium stockpile, culminating in a signing meeting in Versailles.

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  1. Donald Trump signed a memorandum with Tehran and attended a dinner with Emmanuel Macron.Sub-event
  2. Donald Trump met Emmanuel Macron in Paris for a dinner and spoke on January 1, 2026.Sub-event
  3. Talks regarding a nuclear program and peace agreement were hosted on June 12th, involving France and Donald Trump.Sub-event
  4. A deal was signed on June 1, 2026, at the Palace of Versailles between parties to end the war with Iran.Sub-event
  5. A preliminary agreement regarding nuclear capabilities was reached on June 17, 2026.Sub-event
  6. Conflict led to retaliatory missile and drone salvos, followed by an accord offering economic relief for nuclear dilution.Sub-event
  7. Trump and Macron met in Versailles to sign the agreement regarding Iran's uranium stockpile.1 source
  8. Emmanuel Macron hosted a gala reception at the Palace of Versailles involving Donald Trump.Sub-event
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  1. A draft deal requiring cessation of hostilities in Lebanon is being discussed by the US and Iran, despite Trump rejecting Iran's leaked comments.Sub-event
  2. Macron criticized Trump's directive as strictly nationalist.1 source

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