Senior United States officials unveiled a comprehensive fourteen-point memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the active war with Iran.
The breakthrough accord establishes an immediate and permanent cessation of hostilities across all operational fronts, explicitly including Lebanon.
Announced during a telephone briefing with journalists, the agreement marks a fragile truce between the long-standing geopolitical adversaries.
Under the initial terms, Washington has committed to dismantling its naval blockade of Iranian ports within thirty days.
Simultaneously, Tehran will facilitate the unhindered, toll-free passage of commercial shipping vessels through the vital Strait of Hormuz.
The memorandum provides a critical sixty-day window for both nations to negotiate a legally binding, final peace treaty.
To incentivize compliance, the United States and regional allies plan to develop a massive three-hundred-billion-dollar reconstruction framework.
The package aims to revitalize the fractured Iranian economy, contingent upon a definitive resolution of its nuclear program.
Tehran has formally reaffirmed its commitment to completely avoid the procurement or development of any operational nuclear weapons.
Furthermore, the United States Treasury will issue immediate waivers allowing Iran to resume exporting crude oil to global markets.
Speaking from the Group of Seven summit in France, President Donald Trump issued a stern warning regarding the truce.
He explicitly cautioned that American forces would resume bombing campaigns if a final deal is not secured on schedule.
The diplomatic roadmap defers highly contentious technical details, such as the blending down of stockpiled uranium, to upcoming talks.
Delegations from both countries are scheduled to convene in Switzerland this Friday to begin these high-stakes negotiations.
