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Iranian official says draft US deal includes nuclear limits and asset release: Report
A senior Iranian official revealed that a draft US deal includes Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz, the US lifting sanctions, releasing $25bn in frozen funds, and mutual agreements on nuclear activity restrictions. The deal aims to maintain Iran's nuclear status quo while allowing oil sales and revenue, with final terms to be resolved within 60 days.
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