Iran: Details of a 14-point draft framework between Iran and the United States have surfaced, outlining major political, economic and security-related provisions, according to Iranian media reports.
Under the draft, a US naval blockade would be lifted within 30 days, while restrictions on Iran’s oil and petrochemical exports would be suspended.
The proposed framework also includes an immediate and permanent ceasefire across all fronts, including Lebanon and other regional theatres.
According to the draft, the United States and its allies would be required to provide at least $300 billion for Iran’s reconstruction. The document reportedly excludes Iran’s missile programme and support for allied groups from the final agreement.
It further states that $24 billion of frozen Iranian assets would be released during negotiations, while $12 billion would be unblocked prior to formal talks.
The draft also suggests that the final Iran–US agreement would be endorsed through a United Nations Security Council resolution.