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US and Iran Draft Agreement Aims for Ceasefire and Economic Relief

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A draft agreement between the US and Iran outlines a ceasefire and economic measures, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and potential financial relief for Iran. The 14-point memorandum, which has yet to be formally released, indicates that the US may allow Iran to sell oil and access a $300 billion development fund if it complies with nuclear commitments. The deal is expected to be signed on Friday, initiating a 60-day negotiation period for finalizing terms. This agreement could significantly impact both nations and their allies, as it aims to end hostilities and establish a framework for future relations.

Key Details: • Formal signing of the agreement is scheduled for Friday. • The US will lift the naval blockade and restore traffic within 30 days. • Iran may access a $300 billion development fund contingent on nuclear compliance. • The agreement includes a 60-day window for further negotiations. • Iran reiterates commitment to not pursue nuclear weapons.

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Donald TrumpJD VanceInternational Atomic Energy AgencyUnited NationsSwitzerlandMohammad Bagher GhalibafStrait of Hormuz

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