Iran War Day 110: Trump Promises Deal Text as Lebanon Dispute Grows

As President Trump promises to release the full text of the US-Iran peace agreement within days, a growing dispute over Lebanon is threatening to unravel the deal before Friday's signing ceremony in Geneva.

In Day 110 of the Iran War, Iran's Foreign Minister insists that Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory is a required part of the agreement, while Israeli leaders publicly reject any commitment to leave. Tehran warns that continued occupation would constitute a violation of the memorandum, and Iran's military signals that further action could follow if Israel remains in Lebanon.

Meanwhile, Iranian oil tankers move beyond the US blockade line, global markets react to signs of de-escalation, and world leaders gather at the G7 summit as questions mount over what the peace deal actually contains. With the agreement still unpublished, Washington, Tehran, and Jerusalem appear to be operating from competing interpretations of the same document.

In this episode, we examine the Lebanon standoff, Trump's pledge to release the deal text, the future of the Strait of Hormuz, the latest diplomatic developments, and why one unresolved dispute could determine whether the war truly ends—or starts again.

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