Mehr News has released a short version of the 14-clauses of the MoU that will be signed on Friday, between Iran & US.
1. The permanent and immediate halt of war on all fronts, including Lebanon.
2. A U.S. commitment not to interfere in Iran's internal affairs and to respect the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
3. The complete lifting of the naval blockade within 30 days.
4. A U.S. commitment to withdraw its forces from the areas surrounding Iran.
5. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days under Iranian "arrangements".
6. The suspension of oil sanctions, petrochemical products and derivatives, and Iran's full access to the financial proceeds from them.
7. The requirement for the US & its allies to present reconstruction plans for Iran worth at least $300 billion.
8. Sixty days of negotiations to reach a final agreement based on nuclear issues and the complete lifting of primary and secondary U.S. sanctions, as well as UN Security Council resolutions and resolutions of the IAEA Board of Governors.
9. Iran's reiteration of its commitment under the NPT not to produce nuclear weapons.
10. During the negotiation period, the U.S. has committed not to add to its forces in the region and not to impose any new sanctions.
11. The release of $24 billion of Iran's frozen funds during the 60-day period of final negotiations. Half of this amount must be made available to Iran before the negotiations begin.
12. The formation of a supervisory mechanism to implement the agreement.
13. The final agreement will be approved through a UN Security Council resolution.
14. Final negotiations will not begin before half of Iran's frozen funds are released, Iran's oil sanctions are suspended, and the naval blockade is lifted. The final agreement will be limited only to the fate of enriched materials and enrichment, sanctions relief, and the program for rebuilding Iran's economy. Discussions about Iran's missile program and support for Resistance groups have been definitively removed from the agenda.
Gharibabadi: The end of all sanctions against Iran, both primary & secondary sanctions, as well as the termination of UN Security Council and Board of Governors resolutions, will be among the topics negotiated within the 60-day period.
All sanctions will be lifted if a final agreement is reached [not this MoU]
The second topic to be negotiated within 60 days is the nuclear issue.
The topic of reconstruction and economic development will also be negotiated during these 60 days, and its mechanism will be finalized.
Another topic is determining the executive mechanism for monitoring the proper implementation of the parties' commitments.
In my view, the Iranians simply must understand that there will be more serious warfare to conduct before the US withdraws its forces from the region, and Israel withdraws from Lebanon.
That is why they are demanding their frozen assets in cash. Up front. Immediately.
Where Will the Coming Iran War Negotiations Lead? Chris Hedges w/ Mohammad Marandi
Posted by Raskolnikov on June 15, 2026, 6:12 am, in reply to "Summary of the MoU"
Presumably recorded before this deal but still worth watching given the people talking.
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Talk of false flags reminds me of my fear about the World Cup and something being done during it to avert the coming midterm disaster. I think they probably have other plans in mind to deal with that of the rigging variety but you never know...The corporate media are complicit in the Gaza genocide. Never forget what they did. Never forgive them for it.
If Iran gets all that, then wow, I'll be very impressed...can't see it myself...
Posted by Ed on June 15, 2026, 6:47 am, in reply to "Summary of the MoU"
...especially with Netansnafu lurking in the background with his endless supply of bombs."I won't dignify the attacker's words by repeating them, they are horrific and vile."
Iran's optimal strategy for dealing with these serial oath breakers
Now that a "peace deal" has been announced, Netanyahu reportedly told Trump that Jews won't withdraw from Lebanon.
In this regard, an Iranian analyst on TV said the solution is as follows: Given that the very first point of the ceasefire - and therefore its core - is peace on all fronts, especially in Lebanon, and given that the IDF openly said they attacked Dahiyah with the green light from CENTCOM and therefore the Americans are part of it, without a ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon the agreement is void.
Consequently, the best strategy, Vahid Khazab argued, is to act like our enemies. Iran should sign the "deal" but at the same time attack Israel and the Americans anytime they do not abide by the agreements. That is, be part of the agreement but do not abide by it when the enemy does not. In this manner, Iran should now present a one-week scheduled withdrawal from Lebanon to Israel but instead of waiting, even if on day 1 they did not withdraw from city X (which they should have), Iran should attack Israel to show that the agreement is not up for compromise and must be implemented meter by meter until it is fully done on day 7.
Such a move would cause back-and-forth attacks for a few days but that would be far more reasonable and beneficial than signing an agreement and then losing the overall war. This back-and-forth clash itself will be resolved after some days anyway.
In this strategy, Iran is part of the deal and has the legitimacy to enforce it but at the same time has the freedom to attack at will. It is the same strategy Israel is using against Hezbollah, but this time we use it.
Iran's optimal strategy for dealing with these serial oath breakers...sounds logical, Mr Spok (nm)
on June 15, 2026, 12:20 am