The terms of the US-Iran peace deal had been under wraps when it was first announced on Sunday, June 14. But with days remaining before the official signing of the treaty in Switzerland on Friday, June 19, details are emerging on what the deal really contains.
As of now, no details about the deal have been revealed. However, Al Arabiya news, owned by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, reported the 14 points that the deal purportedly contains. As of now, no other news agency has confirmed the terms of the US-Iran peace deal.
According to the report, the deal includes a pact to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf fully and normalize the passage of vessels within the next 30 days. It also includes a “comprehensive plan” by the US and its regional partners for the rehabilitation and economic development of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
The plan, to be formulated within the next 60 days, will include financing of “at least $300 billion,” the report claimed.
This story is being updated.