The U.S. is reportedly close to finalizing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran, which aims to terminate the ongoing war and lay the foundation for extensive nuclear negotiations.
The Trump administration is in the final stages of negotiating a 14-point, one-page MOU with Iran. The agreement, being facilitated by President Donald Trump‘s representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, is expected to announce an end to the war and initiate a 30-day period for detailed discussions on opening the strait, limiting Iran’s nuclear program, and lifting U.S. sanctions, Axios reported on Wednesday.
The talks could potentially occur in Islamabad or Geneva. The MOU also proposes a gradual lifting of Iran’s shipping restrictions and the U.S. naval blockade over the 30-day period. However, if the negotiations fail, U.S. forces could reinstate the blockade or restart military action.
According to the report, the duration of the uranium enrichment moratorium is still under negotiation, with sources suggesting it could be at least 12 years. The MOU’s terms would be contingent on a final agreement, leaving …
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