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A draft published by Iranian media shares key elements with an Axios report but differs on sanctions, frozen assets, reconstruction commitments, and scope of future negotiations.

A draft published by Iranian media shares key elements with an Axios report but differs on sanctions, frozen assets, reconstruction commitments, and scope of future negotiations.

People ride past a billboard depicting late Supreme Leaders Ruhollah Khomeini and Ali Khamenei, on a street in Tehran, Iran, on June 10 2026.

/ Reuters Archive Iranian has media published details of a 14-point draft memorandum of understanding between Tehran and Washington, revealing significant differences from provisions previously reported bythe draft contains 14 points and remains subject to final review and approval by the relevant Iranian authorities.instead calls for an "immediate and permanent" cessation of hostilities on all fronts, including Lebanon, followed by 60 days of negotiations towards a final nuclear agreement.reported an "immediate" reopening of the strategic waterway without tolls and restoration of normal shipping volumes.goes significantly further, calling for the suspension of sanctions on Iranian oil, petrochemical products and derivatives, full access to Iran's financial resources, and the eventual lifting of all primary and secondary US sanctions, as well as related measures imposed through the UN Security Council and the International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors.reported that Iran could gain access "to some" frozen funds for humanitarian purchases through a mechanism discussed with Qatar.calls for the release of $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets during the 60-day negotiating period, with half of the funds to be made available before final negotiations begin.states that the US and its allies would be required to present plans for rebuilding Iran worth at least $300 billion.

The world after Hormuz: Can Türkiye become a trade bridge between Asia and Europe? The world after Hormuz: Can Türkiye become a trade bridge between Asia and Europe?account, including a US commitment not to interfere in Iran's internal affairs, respect for Iranian sovereignty and the withdrawal of US forces from areas surrounding Iran.

It also includes a US pledge not to increase military deployments in the region and not to impose new sanctions during negotiations.states that Iran would reaffirm its commitment under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty not to produce nuclear weapons.the final agreement would be limited to enriched nuclear material, enrichment activities, sanctions relief and Iran's economic reconstruction programme. The draft further states that any final agreement would be endorsed through a UN Security Council resolution and that a monitoring mechanism would be established to oversee implementation, provisions not mentioned in thenoted that the text still requires review and approval by Iran's relevant authorities before it can be formally adopted.

A deal to permanently end the US-Israeli war on Iran could be signed as soon as this weekend, President Trump said on Thursday, in a day dominated by whiplash developments. Iran said on Thursday that the "main part" of the text of understanding with the US had been finalised, while accusing Washington of undermining progress through shifting positions.

US forces carried out a second day of strikes on Thursday against multiple targets in Iran, following the downing of an Apache helicopter above the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps , for its part, said 18 major US military targets had been struck at the Ali Al Salem and Ahmad Al Jaber air bases in Kuwait, Sheikh Isa Air Base in Bahrain, and a base hosting American fighter jets in Jordan.

The latest escalation heightened regional tensions following US strikes on Iran and Tehran's subsequent announcement that it was closing the Strait of Hormuz to maritime traffic. The world after Hormuz: Can Türkiye become a trade bridge between Asia and Europe? The world after Hormuz: Can Türkiye become a trade bridge between Asia and Europe?

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