According to Mehr Agency, the draft peace agreement consists of 14 points and provides for the gradual normalization of relations between Tehran and Washington. Iran's key demands include the complete lifting of sanctions and the naval blockade, and the release of frozen assets worth $24 billion. (PLN 88 billion), cessation of hostilities in Iran and Lebanon and withdrawal of American troops from regions near Iran.
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A separate part of the agreement concerns the nuclear program. Iran is ready to reaffirm its commitment to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and begin 60 days of negotiations to reach a final solution on nuclear issues.
According to information provided by Axios, as part of the agreement in question, Iran is also ready to commit to not producing nuclear weapons and limiting the level of uranium enrichment under the supervision of international inspectors. As Axios writes, these provisions generally meet U.S. requirements regarding Iran's nuclear program.
According to the memorandum reported by the Mehr agency, the final agreement is to be approved by a resolution of the UN Security Council. In order to control the implementation of the arrangements, in accordance with the proposals discussed, a special monitoring mechanism may be created. Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the final version of the agreement was not yet ready and needed to be agreed.
On June 11, US President Donald Trump announced that the agreement was in the final stages of preparation. According to him, the only thing left for the parties to do was sign the documents. The representative of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmail Ibrahim, announced that work on the text of the agreement is practically completed on the main issues.
