US, Iran Near One-Page Deal to End War, Says Pakistani Source
By Ton Media Group
May 7, 2026
The United States and Iran are reportedly close to finalizing a brief agreement aimed at ending their ongoing conflict, according to a Pakistani source involved in mediation efforts.
Speaking to Reuters on Wednesday, the source confirmed earlier reporting by Axios, stating that both sides are nearing consensus on a one-page memorandum that could formally bring hostilities to an end.
“We will close this very soon. We are getting close,” the source said, signaling optimism about a potential breakthrough in negotiations.
While details of the proposed agreement have not yet been disclosed, the development suggests accelerated diplomatic progress between the two longtime adversaries. Observers say even a short-form deal could serve as a foundation for broader negotiations and a more comprehensive peace framework.
Neither U.S. nor Iranian officials have publicly commented on the reported memo so far. However, the involvement of intermediaries, including Pakistan, indicates ongoing behind-the-scenes diplomacy aimed at de-escalation.
If finalized, the agreement would mark a significant step toward reducing tensions in the region and could reshape geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East.
Further updates are expected as talks progress.
