Washington begins 60-day countdown as Vanes discloses Iran deal terms
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris announced the start of a 60-day window for negotiations with Iran over a new agreement. Harris outlined five fundamental conditions, including Tehran not possessing missiles and committing to dismantling its enriched uranium stockpile, while confirming that Iran will not receive funds from the United States until it fulfills its commitments. She clarified that U.S. sanctions could be temporarily lifted without Congressional approval, with a warning that they may be reinstated if Iran's behavior does not change. Harris also addressed navigation issues in the Strait of Hormuz and agreements concerning oil, noting that recent understandings have contributed to reducing tensions and opening the strait.
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