Trump released the text of a preliminary agreement with Iran on June 17, 2026, ending the US-Israel war that began in late February. Reports confirm the deal includes uranium dilution, sanctions waivers, and opening the Strait of Hormuz, though critics argue it gives away too much to the Iranian regime. Some congressional Republicans and certain allies have criticized it, while reaction from G7 leaders has been mixed rather than uniformly supportive. Netanyahu and some congressional hawks have called it a disaster, but the overall response from major allies is more divided than a simple characterization would suggest.