Saudi state media publishes purported 14-point draft of US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding
The draft would freeze hostilities, reopen the Strait of Hormuz and set a 60-day deadline for a final nuclear deal, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Al Arabiya English published a reported 14-point draft memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran, outlining a rapid framework to halt hostilities and rebuild economic ties within 60 days.
- The proposal reportedly includes a commitment by the United States and its regional partners to develop a reconstruction plan for Iran funded with at least $300 billion, alongside provisions to lift naval blockades.
- Under the draft, Iran must ensure safe merchant shipping through the Persian Gulf within 30 days and reiterate that it will never produce a nuclear weapon, while the U.S. commits to ending sanctions.
- President Donald Trump rejected the report on Tuesday, describing the proposal as "fake news" while explicitly denying that the United States is paying Iran $300 billion.
- Negotiators have a 60-day deadline to finalize a permanent treaty, which would be locked in through a binding resolution by the United Nations Security Council.
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US-Iran Agreement: The text of the agreement between the US and Iran reveals that the US will establish a fund of 260 billion euros for Iran, subject to conditions.
The US and Iranian presidents have signed a memorandum of understanding as a preliminary peace agreement aimed at ending the conflict in the Middle East. Donald Trump signed the memorandum of understanding on June 17 during a candlelight dinner at the Palace of Versailles after the G7 summit. The memorandum takes effect immediately. A video released by the White House and French President Emmanuel Macron on the X platform shows Trump signing the…
To the general surprise, Donald Trump signed the memorandum of understanding with Iran on Wednesday evening from Versailles Castle. The text was originally to be initialled Friday in Switzerland. This is how, according to our information, this key moment was played behind the scenes. - Iran-United States: how the memorandum of understanding was finally signed at Versailles Castle, and not in Switzerland (International).
President Donald Trump of the United States and President Masood Peseshkin of Iran signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending hostilities.
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