According to Zohourian, the draft includes a promised $300 billion reconstruction program for Iran if a final agreement is signed, as well as ending US primary and secondary sanctions under a timetable.
He said the nuclear section covers Iran not building nuclear weapons and the creation of a mutually acceptable framework for the fate of uranium stockpiles, enrichment and all issues related to Tehran’s nuclear program in a final agreement.
Zohourian added that the outline includes freezing Iran’s nuclear program in return for Washington not increasing sanctions during the negotiation period.
He said other provisions include exemptions for Iranian oil and petrochemical sales and related services, as well as the gradual release of Iran’s blocked funds by the United States if negotiations progress.
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President Donald Trump said the Strait of Hormuz would be open to all under any deal with Iran and would not be controlled by any country, while ruling out sanctions relief or financial concessions to Tehran.
Speaking at a White House Cabinet meeting, Trump said Hormuz was international waters and that the United States would monitor the waterway.
“No, the strait’s going to be open to everybody, sir. It’s international waters. Nobody’s going to control it,” Trump said. “We’re going to watch over it.”
Trump said Iran would like to control the strait, but that this would not be allowed.
“They would like to control it. Nobody’s going to control it. It’s international waters,” he said.
Asked about Oman’s role, Trump said Oman would have to act like other countries, adding in a warning that the United States would use force if necessary.