Western diplomatic sources have revealed the possibility of an upcoming agreement between the United States and Iran in Geneva. The deal reportedly includes understandings to unfreeze billions of dollars in Iranian assets and lift sanctions on its oil exports in
exchange for guarantees regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz for navigation. Initial drafts indicate that the agreement may involve technical discussions on the nuclear program spanning 60 days, as well as shifts in stances on ballistic missile restrictions.
Conversely, official US figures denied agreeing to release funds before Tehran fulfills its obligations, while regional actors are monitoring developments, asserting their right to take necessary security measures to protect their interests.
