Donald Trump on Sunday outlined what he called a 'deal with the devil' peace plan with Iran, unveiling a proposed 10‑point agreement that he claims would end the Iran war, trigger a two‑week ceasefire in the region and ultimately generate a $1 trillion windfall for the United States.
The president has long cast himself as a master dealmaker on the world stage, often promising sweeping bargains that combine security guarantees with economic gain. His latest Iran peace plan, as described by political allies and foreign policy commentators, attempts to tie a cessation of hostilities to a far‑reaching economic scheme centred on the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping lane for global oil supplies.
