Iranian Deal: Strict Terms and Cautious US

The United States and Iran are heading toward signing an initial memorandum of understanding in Geneva to halt the war and contain escalation. Meanwhile, the Iranian draft includes strict conditions such as lifting the maritime blockade, reviving the Iranian economy with a value of $300 billion, and stopping support for missiles and resistance groups. In return, Tehran would commit not to produce nuclear weapons and to release frozen assets worth $24 billion. Conversely, the American draft centers on making their initial initiative related to opening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting restrictions on navigation, with exchanged promises that Iran will not seek nuclear weapons or will limit uranium enrichment under international supervision. There is also talk of a gradual lifting of sanctions contingent upon the implementation of the agreement.

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