Washington and Tehran are moving toward formally signing a framework agreement aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz. An interim agreement expected to be signed on Friday would allow Tehran to resume crude sales immediately, while also laying the groundwork for broader negotiations to formally end hostilities and impose new restrictions on Iran's nuclear programme.
A draft memorandum reportedly includes commitments from Iran to ensure safe passage for merchant vessels through the Strait of Hormuz and from the US to lift restrictions that have disrupted traffic through the key shipping route.
The agreement is also expected to include waivers covering Iranian crude exports and related services such as shipping, insurance and banking, potentially easing barriers that have constrained supply for years.
US President is expect to go live soon to give out more details on the deal. Stay connected with NDTV Profit as we give you more updates.
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Trump said that some things aren't mentions in the deal but are understood. He further added that deal has strong statement on not having nuclear weapons. According to him Hormuz is less important than Iran having nuclear weapons.
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Trump said that US is not giving Iran money. According to him traffic through Hormuz has already increased and energy flow will resume through Horumz in coming days. He said that working on parallel effort with Gulf Nations and also addressing non-nuclear issues.
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With the recently mediated US-Iran memorandum of understanding (MoU), Hezbollah is in a great position to benefit politically, tactically, and financially. The group is using the dynamic conditions of the peace agreement to undo its wartime losses, despite suffering significant infrastructure destruction, mass population displacement and high casualties during its current war with Israel, Reuters reported.
Although its specifics have not been disclosed, mediator Pakistan has stated that the US-Iranian MoU, which is scheduled to be signed on Friday, is anticipated to put an end to hostilities on all fronts.
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US-Iran Deal Details LIVE Updates: What Iran Will Gain
For Tehran's battered economy, the maritime provisions matter most. The US is obligated to lift its naval blockade the moment the ink dries and bring shipping traffic back to full pre-war levels within a month.
Iran, in turn, must clear mines and remove technical hurdles so merchant vessels can move freely between the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman again, also within 30 days.
Perhaps the single biggest prize for Iran is economic.
Washington and its regional partners are to draft a joint rehabilitation plan for the Iranian economy, with reportedly financing guaranteed at a minimum of $300 billion. The mechanics of disbursing this money are to be hammered out within 60 days. However, Trump has refuted this claim.
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An interim agreement expected to be signed on Friday would allow Tehran to resume crude sales immediately, while also laying the groundwork for broader negotiations to formally end hostilities and impose new restrictions on Iran's nuclear programme.
A draft memorandum reportedly includes commitments from Iran to ensure safe passage for merchant vessels through the Strait of Hormuz and from the US to lift restrictions that have disrupted traffic through the key shipping route.
The agreement is also expected to include waivers covering Iranian crude exports and related services such as shipping, insurance and banking, potentially easing barriers that have constrained supply for years.
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The US President will soon go live from France to give more details on Iran and US deal.
"I will be doing a Press Conference in 45 minutes from France. I’ll then be heading to Versailles for Dinner with French and other European Leaders, and then back home tonight! The trip was a Great Success but, mostly what people wanted to talk about, is the fact that Iran will not have a Nuclear Weapon, and that the Strait of Hormuz will immediately be opened! Great Numbers in all categories for the United States Economy with more people working today than have ever worked before. Over 19.1 Trillion being invested in the U.S.A. with Factories and everything else happening but, importantly, recent Stock Market numbers are through the roof because of the settlement and, likewise, Oil Prices are tumbling down!" said in a post on Truth Social.
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