Agreement exposed: Trump Humiliated Israel in the Deal With Iran - 300 Billion Inside

A 14-point document, which according to a report by Al Arabiya is expected to be signed on Friday between the United States and Iran, may mark a significant turning point in relations between the two countries and in the regional security situation. According to the text of the document published by Al Arabiya, it is a memorandum of understanding intended to bring about an immediate and permanent end to the war on all fronts, open an accelerated diplomatic process, and lay the groundwork for a comprehensive agreement to be formulated within up to 60 days.

According to the published document, both sides declare an immediate cessation of all hostile actions and commit to refraining in the future from the use of force, threats, or any hostile action against one another. In addition, the United States and Iran undertake to respect each other’s sovereignty and territorial integrity and to refrain from interfering in each other’s internal affairs.

The Road to a Permanent Agreement

According to the report, one of the central clauses in the memorandum states that the parties will immediately begin negotiations aimed at reaching a final agreement within 60 days, with the period extendable by mutual consent. The future agreement is meant to legally anchor all the principles appearing in the memorandum of understanding and settle the remaining disputed issues.

The document also states that until the permanent agreement is signed, the status quo will be maintained. Under this framework, Iran will continue operating its nuclear program without substantial changes, while the United States will refrain from imposing new sanctions or increasing its military presence in the region.

Opening Shipping Routes and Withdrawing Forces

Under the proposed understandings, the United States commits to lifting the naval blockade and working to restore maritime traffic to full capacity within 30 days. It is further stipulated that after the final agreement is signed, American forces will withdraw from the surrounding areas within one month.

In return, Iran commits to taking immediate steps to renew the movement of merchant ships between the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman and back, with the aim of restoring traffic levels to those that existed before the war. To do so, Tehran will be required to address technical obstacles and carry out operations to neutralize naval mines.

An Unprecedented Economic Plan

One of the most striking clauses in the document deals with the rehabilitation of the Iranian economy. According to the text, the United States and its regional partners will formulate a comprehensive plan for Iran’s economic reconstruction and development, while guaranteeing funding of at least $300 billion.

Alongside this, the United States commits to drawing up an agreed timetable for the removal of all sanctions imposed on Iran. This commitment includes unilateral American sanctions, both primary and secondary, as well as sanctions and decisions connected to international institutions, including the UN Security Council and the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

In addition, the U.S. Treasury Department is expected to issue waivers that would allow the renewal of Iranian crude oil exports, petrochemical products and their derivatives, as well as related services in the fields of banking, insurance, and transportation.

The Nuclear Issue at the Center of the Talks

The document also devotes significant attention to Iran’s nuclear issue. In it, Iran again declares that it will not produce nuclear weapons. However, key questions regarding the future of Iran’s enriched material, as well as its future nuclear needs, will be discussed as part of the negotiations over the final agreement.

It is further stated that during the interim period, the existing situation will be maintained, and that all unresolved nuclear issues will be addressed within the framework of the future agreement.

Release of Assets and International Oversight

Another clause concerns Iranian funds and assets that have been frozen or restricted over the years. According to the document, as the negotiations progress, these assets will be made fully available to Iran, with the United States issuing all necessary approvals and licenses.

The parties also agree to establish an implementation and oversight mechanism that will ensure fulfillment of their commitments and compliance with the terms of the agreement over time.

According to the document, after guarantees are secured for the implementation of some of the central clauses, including the renewal of maritime traffic, export relief, and the release of assets, the parties will continue negotiations on the remaining open issues.

The final agreement, if signed, is expected to receive international validity through a binding resolution of the UN Security Council.