The US administration affirmed that the recently concluded agreement with Tehran holds numerous strategic positives, foremost among them ensuring no move toward militarizing nuclear programs, as well as its immediate positive effects represented by the resumption of navigation in vital
straits and the drop in global energy prices. The US presidency clarified that the new deal did not include providing any funds or grants, while pointing out its commitment to keeping investment channels open. These praises were accompanied by stern
warnings of a return to strict military measures in the event of any breach of the understanding's terms, amid criticism of past policies which Washington deemed responsible for granting massive funds. These understandings are expected to culminate in an official
signing in the coming days, although some precise details remain under discussion to prevent any potential collapse.
