After Trump tweeted that a framework had been agreed and that he had agreed to call off strikes on Iran, CNN and other outlets report there is no indication any proposal under discussion would amount to "ending Iran's nuclear threat." Details on the Strait of Hormuz remain scarce; sources say talks may involve a potential arrangement with Oman.

Axios reports two US officials and a person familiar said Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called US President Trump on Saturday to express concern about a proposed large-scale US strike on Iran targeting energy infrastructure. Media reports earlier said Trump was considering strikes in coming days in response to an Iranian missile attack on a US base in Jordan and continued disruptions to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz; no final order has been issued. A US official said Saudi Arabia asked for clarity on the plan; the crown prince urged de-escalation. Qatar, the UAE, Turkey and Pakistan have also pressed the US and Iran to calm tensions. Saudi Arabia, a key US regional ally, has influenced Trump’s Iran policy at several critical moments since the war began.

President Trump said he disagrees with Washington, D.C., prosecutor Piro's view on the Reflecting Pool.