According to a White House official speaking to Fox News, Tehran has reportedly accepted a results-based agreement that would include the destruction of its nuclear material, the dismantling of its atomic program, and the cessation of funding to terrorist groups
A White House official stated this Thursday that Iran would have agreed to move forward with a deal based on meeting specific objectives, a proposal that would involve deep concessions from the Islamic regime before receiving any economic benefits.
The information was reported by Fox News and claims that Tehran would need to destroy and remove its nuclear material, as well as completely dismantle its nuclear program, as a prerequisite for obtaining relief from the international sanctions affecting its economy.
According to the cited version, no funds would be released in favor of Iran until U.S. authorities verify the effective compliance with each commitment made.
The Strait of Hormuz would remain open
One of the most sensitive points of the potential agreement is related to global energy security.
According to the U.S. official, the Strait of Hormuz would remain open, dismissing one of the main fears of international markets regarding a possible military escalation in the Middle East.
A significant portion of the world's oil and gas trade passes through this maritime route, so any disruption would have immediate consequences on energy prices and global economic stability.
The continuity of operations in the strait would be seen as a sign of de-escalation and a key step to ensure the free flow of international trade.
The Strait of Hormuz would remain open
Tehran would also need to stop funding terrorist groups
Another central aspect of the agreement would be Iran's commitment to stop financing terrorist organizations and armed groups allied in the region.
Washington has accused the Iranian regime for decades of supporting various organizations operating in the Middle East, making this point one of the main demands of U.S. foreign policy.
If confirmed, the understanding would represent a significant shift in Tehran's regional strategy and could open a new chapter in relations between the two countries after years of tension, sanctions, and threats of confrontation.
A possible diplomatic victory for the United States
The proposal would reflect a firm position from the U.S. administration, which seeks to ensure verifiable results before granting economic benefits to the Iranian regime.
Unlike previous agreements questioned by conservative sectors, the proposed framework would be strictly conditioned on the effective compliance with each obligation assumed by Iran.
For now, no official documents or additional details about the implementation timelines have been released, although the information has generated strong international repercussions due to the potential impact on regional security, the energy market, and stability in the Middle East.
