Key Points of the Agreement Being Negotiated by the US and Iran to End the War
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump claimed Iran agreed to nuclear non-proliferation guarantees, yet media outlets reported he simultaneously sent Tehran a new framework with "tougher" terms for ongoing negotiations.
- Iran demands the release of $12 billion in frozen assets before substantive talks, while dismissing earlier Trump comments that enriched uranium would be destroyed as "baseless."
- After Trump claimed Tehran agreed to "no tolls" on the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian news agency Fars reported no such clause exists in the agreement text.
- At a defense summit in Asia on Saturday, Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth stated Washington remains "more than capable" of restarting military operations if negotiations fail to produce results.
- Tehran insists any regional deal must include ending the war in Lebanon, where Beirut accuses Israel of a "scorched-earth policy" as forces continue targeting Hezbollah.
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