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Pushing their fucking luck now.

Exclusive: Iran deal includes $300 billion fund, more than half of which already committed, source says - reuters.com/business/finan…



🚨BREAKING 🚨: Israeli N12's Barak Ravid claims this is the MOU: 📌Iran, the US, and allies to cease hostilities, including in Lebanon 📌Iran reiterates commitment not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons 📌US and Iran commit to resolving issue of disposal of enriched uranium stockpile 📌US and Iran to discuss enrichment and Iran's nuclear needs 📌Iran to maintain status quo on nuclear program while negotiations continue 📌The US is to lift naval blockade, impose no new sanctions, and increase forces in region during negotiations 📌Iran to make necessary arrangements to ensure safe passage of commercial vessels through Strait of Hormuz, free of charge, for 60 days 📌US commits to make frozen Iranian assets available for use upon implementation of the MOU. 📌If final agreement is reached, US will withdraw forces within 30 days and lift all sanctions on Iran 📌Any final agreement Will include a plan to establish a $300 billion fund for Iran's reconstruction 📌US to grant Iran temporary sanctions waivers to sell oil during negotiations 📌Negotiations between Iran and Oman to be held with participation of Gulf policy to define "arrangements for shipping and maritime services."


Saudi outlet Al Arabiya is publishing, it claims, the memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran. Its clauses, in brief: - An immediate and permanent end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon. - The U.S. will immediately lift the naval blockade on Iran and prevent “any interference” on the matter. - The U.S. will withdraw all its forces from the region within a month of concluding a final agreement. - Iran will lift the Hormuz blockade within a month. - The U.S. and its “regional partners” commit to formulating a plan for Iran’s reconstruction — funded with at least 300 billion dollars. - If the final agreement is implemented, the U.S. will remove all current sanctions on Iran, including all U.N. and IAEA resolutions. - Iran commits: “We will never produce nuclear weapons.” The issue of enriched uranium will be settled in the final agreement. Until such an agreement is reached, the U.S. allows Iran to remain in the current status quo of its nuclear program. - The U.S. will authorize the export of Iranian crude oil — including banking, insurance, and shipping — and Washington will release all frozen Iranian funds.


Saudi outlet Al Arabiya is publishing, it claims, the memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran. Its clauses, in brief: - An immediate and permanent end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon. - The U.S. will immediately lift the naval blockade on Iran and prevent “any interference” on the matter. - The U.S. will withdraw all its forces from the region within a month of concluding a final agreement. - Iran will lift the Hormuz blockade within a month. - The U.S. and its “regional partners” commit to formulating a plan for Iran’s reconstruction — funded with at least 300 billion dollars. - If the final agreement is implemented, the U.S. will remove all current sanctions on Iran, including all U.N. and IAEA resolutions. - Iran commits: “We will never produce nuclear weapons.” The issue of enriched uranium will be settled in the final agreement. Until such an agreement is reached, the U.S. allows Iran to remain in the current status quo of its nuclear program. - The U.S. will authorize the export of Iranian crude oil — including banking, insurance, and shipping — and Washington will release all frozen Iranian funds.




America is waiting for you to accept the peace deal sir. End the war now.


WSJ reports the Trump-Iran MOU allows Tehran to immediately sell oil, and may waive banking and transport sanctions to facilitate transactions. If accurate, this is far more alarming than a narrow General License (like the one Treasury issued in March covering only crude already loaded on vessels). But if it's real, the administration is trading away its most durable economic lever before the hard part of the negotiation has even started. Broadening authorization to financial transactions would crack the core architecture of U.S. oil and financial sanctions against Iran, arguably the most powerful economic leverage the U.S. holds over this regime, absent the naval blockade. What makes this especially dangerous: if broad relief is offered upfront while negotiations drag on for months, it normalizes Iranian oil flows to China, India, and the UAE, and critically, normalizes the repatriation of Iran's oil revenue back to Tehran. Revenue that today sits trapped in Chinese bank accounts due to secondary financial sanctions. Once that normalization sets in, re-establishing today's level of leverage would take years, not weeks. wsj.com/world/middle-e…