For years, these two nations were on the brink of war. Now, a simple signature at a palace in France might change how much you pay at the pump.

WHAT HAPPENED

President Trump met with Iranian leaders in Versailles. They signed a 14-point plan to stop Iran from making nuclear bombs.

In return, the U.S. will stop the trade bans that hurt Iran's economy. This deal also opens the Strait of Hormuz.

This is a narrow water path where oil ships travel. Now, big ships from Saudi Arabia can move freely again.

WHAT THE EVIDENCE SHOWS

14 points in the new agreement.

• Gas prices dropped below $4.00 per gallon.
• The Strait of Hormuz is now open for oil ships.
• Iran must stop all nuclear weapon progress.
• The U.S. will lift trade limits in exchange.

THE BIGGER QUESTION

Why did the man who tore up the old Iran deal sign a new one? We have to ask if this is about peace or just about winning an election with lower gas prices.

Is a short-term win at the pump worth a long-term risk with a partner that is hard to trust? This is the question that will haunt the White House for months.

WHAT HAPPENS NOW

For most people, the first change is at the gas station. If the ships keep moving, prices might stay low.

But if the deal breaks, we could see a sudden jump in costs or even a new conflict. Vice President JD Vance will speak to the press soon to explain the next steps.

WHAT WE STILL DON'T KNOW

1. How will the U.S. check if Iran is actually stopping its nuclear work?
2. What happens if Iran uses its new money to build more missiles?
3. Will the next president keep this deal or throw it away again?