Future of Iranian militias post-war
The memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran describes itself as a political framework aimed at de-escalating tensions between the two sides and guiding negotiations toward a comprehensive agreement within 60 days. The memorandum, which includes 14 points, addresses a ceasefire of military operations, opens the door for easing sanctions, resumes oil exports, and the return of frozen Iranian assets. Sensitive issues such as missile programs, the nuclear program, and Iran's proxies are postponed to subsequent negotiation rounds. The memorandum does not explicitly indicate Iran's renunciation of its allies, and the future of Hezbollah and Iran's regional proxies remains contingent on the negotiation outcomes and Tehran's political positions.
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