Washington refuses to renew Iran deal
According to informed sources from The Wall Street Journal, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump informed intermediaries that it does not wish to revert to the terms of the memorandum of understanding signed with Iran last June. This complicates efforts to revive diplomatic negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program, discussions about opening the Strait of Hormuz, and ending the war. The initial agreement, which Trump signed at the Palace of Versailles with the assistance of his deputy J.D. Vance, aimed to lift the strait's restrictions, reopen dialogue on Iran's nuclear ambitions, and end the war in exchange for easing sanctions and allowing Iran access to its frozen assets. However, the deal quickly collapsed after Iran began targeting ships to assert control over the strategic waterway. Sources confirmed that Trump is currently moving toward a policy of tightening economic sanctions on Iran and is willing to wait to see if this strategy yields results, showing no current interest in the memorandum of understanding.
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