The US president has told the New York Times that the final deal with Iran would limit Tehran to enriching at low levels that “could never be used by the military”.
According to the NYT, when asked whether that limit was the same as in the Obama-era deal – which limited enrichment to 3.67 percent – Trump said only that the new deal would assure that “they can only enrich for nonmilitary purposes. Forever.”
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A senior US official dismissed Iranian media reports that Washington will release $12 billion of Iran’s frozen assets as untrue, Barak Ravid, an Axios correspondent, reported, citing his own sources.
ReplyDelete"This is completely not true. This is a pay for performance deal and no frozen funds will be released without the Iranians implementing their commitments," Ravid posted on X. According to him, Iran will not be able to get the sum from its frozen funds unconditionally before a 60-day period of negotiations starts.
Earlier, Mehr reported that the United States will release $12 billion in frozen assets to the Islamic Republic before the final stage of negotiations begins.
Traffic in Strait of Hormuz ‘may take months to return to pre-war levels’
ReplyDeleteThe U.S. naval blockade against Iran will be lifted as of tonight and the immediate and permanent end of the war and military operations on all fronts, including Lebanon, is announced, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs Kazem Gharibabadi said early Monday
ReplyDeleteThe Supreme National Security Council of Iran also confirmed the achievement of an agreement between the United States and Iran
ReplyDeleteDespués de más de tres meses de conflicto, Teherán y Washington alcanzaron un entendimiento para un cese al fuego
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