World leaders applaud MoU that ends US‑imposed war on Iran

International leaders have praised a newly signed memorandum of understanding that ends the conflict they say was imposed by the United States on Iran. The MoU is presented as a diplomatic step toward normalizing relations in the region. Officials highlighted that the agreement removes lingering hostilities from the past decade. The document calls for cooperation on economic and security matters between the parties. Supporters argue that ending the war will open opportunities for trade and investment. Critics remain skeptical about the implementation timeline and verification. The announcement was made at a multilateral gathering attended by several heads of state. Observers will monitor how the MoU translates into concrete actions on the ground.