UPDATE—Reported details of the proposed US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding, pending President Trump’s approval:
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• 60-day ceasefire
• No tolls and unrestricted passage through the Strait of Hormuz
• Iran to remove mines from the Strait within 30 days
• US naval blockade… https://t.co/f5D1WRL6mu pic.twitter.com/oSEda8P2YX
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UPDATE—Reported details of the proposed US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding, pending President Trump’s approval:
• 60-day ceasefire
• No tolls and unrestricted passage through the Strait of Hormuz
• Iran to remove mines from the Strait within 30 days
• US naval blockade lifted under conditions
• Iran pledges no nuclear weapons
The agreement has still not yet been officially finalized or confirmed.
White House: US, Iran negotiators have agreed to MoU, but Trump’s approval still needed
[IsraelTimes] US official says president wants a couple days before deciding; Iran says it also hasn’t given final OK; MoU extends truce by 60 days, opens Hormuz to ‘unrestricted’ traffic, launches talks on nuclear issues.
Vance noted progress and a good-faith approach in negotiations with Iran
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[Regnum] US Vice President J.D. Vance announced progress in negotiations with Iran, noting the Iranian side's good-faith approach to the process. He made this statement to the press on May 28.
Good faith — really?“We really believe that they (Iran – editor’s note) are negotiating – at least for now – in good faith, and we are moving forward,” he noted.
Vance acknowledged that the terms of the agreement had not been agreed upon, but he said the parties were close to a deal. He declined to guarantee that the remaining issues would be agreed upon, but emphasized that he remained "quite optimistic."
Earlier, Deputy Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Ali Bagheri Kian said that Tehran is seeking the release of all frozen Iranian assets from Washington.
On May 24, US President Donald Trump announced that a deal with Iran was practically finalized and included the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. He clarified that the final details of the document were still being discussed, and named Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Pakistan among the countries involved in the negotiations. Trump also estimated the chances of reaching an agreement with Tehran at 50-50.