Trump Says Iran Agrees to Nuclear Ban, Denies $300B Payment Report
Trump said the agreement bars an Iranian nuclear weapon and opens 60 days of talks, while he dismissed reports of a $300 billion reconstruction fund.
- President Donald Trump confirmed a memorandum of understanding with Iran will be signed in Geneva on Friday, yet rejected reports of a $300 billion reconstruction package as "fake news."
- US Vice President JD Vance distinguished the framework from past cash transfers, stating the agreement centers on sanctions relief rather than direct government payments to Tehran.
- Iranian officials have presented the package as "compensation" for war-related losses, directly clashing with Trump's assertion that Washington will provide no direct financial incentives.
- This public disagreement exposes a fragile point in the peace framework, as differing expectations over economic guarantees threaten to derail the diplomatic process before the planned signing.
- The agreement extends a ceasefire for 60 days while aiming to secure long-term nuclear restrictions, though resolving implementation disputes remains the primary challenge ahead.
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U.S. and Iran Beginning Discussions on a Final Deal — Here's What We Know
(The Daily Signal)—President Donald Trump announced that the United States and Iran are beginning discussions on a final deal. Trump said the memorandum of understanding could be signed Thursday or Friday, opening a round of negotiations to reach a final peace agreement in 60 days. The current memorandum of understanding, reached over the weekend with Iran, involves the U.S. removing its naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days, Ira…
On the 17th, regarding the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to end the war with Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump named the agreement the "Trump Deal," stating, "This is a wall to prevent a move toward nuclear weapons." He then addressed Iran, saying, "They must act upright," and warned, "If they do not act upright, they will be hit once again." Regarding the creation of a $300 billion (approximately 450 trillion won) reconstructio…
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