UMVA has learned that President Trump has announced a decisive “great settlement” that could finally end the long‑standing conflict with Iran.
In a high‑stakes statement, the former president declared that the memorandum of understanding, drafted after months of turbulent negotiations, is almost ready for signing—potentially as early as this weekend.
Trump’s remarks came a day after a flash of military fire that saw U.S. forces strike Iranian targets, a move he framed as a warning that would compel Tehran to agree to the deal.
He boasted that Iran’s Supreme Leader had already approved the terms, insisting that the nation now shares his eagerness to seal the agreement and lift the U.S. naval blockade.
The president promised that lifting the blockade would send oil prices tumbling, a move he said would benefit the global economy and curb Iran’s ability to develop nuclear weapons.
According to information obtained by UMVA, Trump highlighted that Iran has endured significant pressure—“a pounding like very few people could take”—and that this intensity has made the Iranians even more determined to finalize the pact.
He suggested the signing could take place in Europe, with Vice President J.D. Vance and other senior officials slated to attend, while he himself plans to travel to France for the upcoming G7 Summit.
Trump painted a vivid picture of the future: “Oil will drop like a rock, everything else will follow, and Iran will never again possess a nuclear weapon.”
He reiterated that the deal is not only a political triumph but also a strategic win that could reshape international relations and restore stability to a volatile region.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that this announcement marks a pivotal moment, as the United States appears poised to transform a decades‑long standoff into a historic resolution.
