US-Iran Nuclear Deal Framework Reportedly 95% Complete
L'essentiel
- Fox News reported, citing sources, that a framework agreement between the US and Iran is 95% complete, with Tehran agreeing in principle.
- Key areas like the nuclear stockpile and Strait of Hormuz are settled, but final language is still being negotiated.
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The United States and Iran are in negotiations regarding a framework agreement on Iran's nuclear program. The report suggests significant progress has been made, with key issues largely settled.
The framework agreement between the United States and Iran is "95% there," Fox News reported on Sunday citing sources.
According to them, Tehran has agreed in principle to the framework agreement and it is 95% complete.
"We have a deal on the nuclear stockpile and the Strait of Hormuz but are negotiating language," one of the officials told the channel.
"We are not there yet on a deal. We are not going to sign a deal today or tomorrow," he said.
The official believes US President Donald Trump could give the agreement another 5-7 days to finalize it. If Washington fails to reach a favorable deal, the US military could resume bombing the Islamic Republic, the source suggested. Earlier, Trump stated that the agreements with Iran had not yet been fully finalized. He also said that he had instructed his negotiators "not to rush into a deal" with Tehran.
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US President Trump may extend the negotiation deadline for the Iran deal by 5-7 days.
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US military action against Iran could resume if a favorable deal is not reached.
Possible · En quelques jours
Questions ouvertes
- What specific language is still being negotiated?
- What are the exact terms of the agreement on the nuclear stockpile and Strait of Hormuz?
- What would trigger the US military to resume bombing Iran?
- What are the specific demands of the US negotiators?
