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Vance says US, Iran ‘already signed the deal digitally’ Sunday; hopes to release text this week
Vance said sanctions relief will depend on Iran meeting the agreement’s terms, as officials plan a formal signing later this week.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump announced the Iran deal is "complete," with formal signing scheduled for Friday to reopen the Strait and restore oil flow to the region.
- Vice President Vance claimed on Monday that both parties already finalized the agreement digitally, describing the "Great Deal" as a pathway to bring "Peace and Security" to the Middle East.
- The agreement operates on a performance-based framework, Vance said, where "sanctions relief will follow" if Iran eliminates enriched material and permits verification regimes to ensure Tehran does not build nuclear weapons.
- Formal signing is scheduled for Friday in Switzerland; Iran confirmed the date, though uncertainty persists whether the ceremony will occur remotely or in-person with Iranian officials attending.
- Tehran may send Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf or Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi to the ceremony, as these officials have led negotiations to bring peace and security to the region.
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