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Trump says, according to the latest news

related to what is happening in the Middle East,

that a peace agreement with Iran is imminent. This is what he

said on Truth Social after speaking by phone with several Arab leaders about a

memorandum of understanding regarding peace.

He said the agreement is subject to final approval from Washington, Tehran,

and other countries,

and that the final details of the deal will be announced soon.

Meanwhile, Israel's Channel 12 quoted an Israeli source as saying

that Trump believes no progress can be made without removing Iranian uranium.

On the other hand, Esmaeil Baghaei,

the spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

said that Washington and Tehran are in the final stages of drafting a memorandum of

understanding, and they may reach a mutually acceptable solution.

Meanwhile, Pakistan's Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif,

whose country is a sponsor and contributor, along with other countries in the

Middle East, to bring the two sides together and reduce The gap and the

window between them, he says:

I even reached the point of

congratulating US President Donald Trump on his exceptional efforts to bring peace,

and his productive contacts with the region's leaders,

emphasizing that the talks allowed for an exchange of views,

and advanced peace efforts

in a way that ensures the establishment of a lasting peace in the region.

His ceiling is high and his optimism is great. And perhaps this is the closest point

of optimism

reached by both parties in the negotiation process. But what are the details?

The newspapers cover them in a fragmented way,

giving this newspaper some information and that newspaper other information.

The New York Times, for example, quoted US officials on

part of the details of the proposed agreement between Washington and Tehran,

which includes: Iran's agreement to give up enriched uranium, while postponing the

decision on the details of that, meaning whether giving it up

would be by exporting it or by reducing its enrichment level? And this is a

question that has not been resolved to this moment,

despite what the Israeli channel reported a short while ago about Trump.

Then, what agreement

This includes that the release of frozen Iranian assets abroad will only take place

upon reaching a nuclear deal.

This is a link made by the Americans between the nuclear issue and

sanctions and frozen assets. We are talking here,

and the question is about some 100 billion, how much will be released?

What are the conditions of this release?

What is the timeframe scheduled for the release?

These are all important details under the heading: Yes, we agreed,

for example, to release Iranian assets, but how will the release happen?

What are the conditions? What are the timeframes? Axios website also cannot

help but weigh in on this context.

It quoted a US official as saying that the expected agreement provides

for extending the ceasefire for an additional 60 days, and reopening the Strait

of Hormuz during the ceasefire extension period, provided that Iran removes

the mines it planted there. And by the way, the phrase' extending the

ceasefire for 60 days,' does it start from the

announcement The framework agreement, the memorandum of understanding,

or the letter of intent,

or does it start from the last extension

announced by Trump and the last deadline he gave to the Iranians?

This is a pending question.

The agreement allows Iran to sell its oil and enter into negotiations regarding

its nuclear program.

Trump's basic principle in the agreement, according to Axios,

is lifting restrictions in exchange for performance.

This means that Trump is about to achieve his goals in the Iran war, according to

what he says, or are there other questions behind the scenes? A question raised by

reports from the US media, and we know you have many questions because the answers

about what is happening are few. Is the agreement limited to resuming trade in the

Strait of Hormuz, knowing that the strait was open before the war started?

Does Washington agree to release part of the frozen Iranian funds,

knowing that Trump strongly criticized former President Barack Obama for releasing$

1.7 billion only in 2015, and the question now is about$

100 billion of the Iranian assets, approximately,

frozen in different countries? Will Iran agree to hand over its

stockpile of uranium enriched to 60 percent, knowing that

the International Atomic Energy Agency speaks of another 11 tons

of varying enrichment in Iran's possession? And will Iran be allowed to

enrich uranium in the future at a low or acceptable level, knowing that

Trump spoke of suspending enrichment for 20 years, not permanently?

And what about the missile arsenal of Iran, which the Trump administration,

backed by Tel Aviv's concerns, stated that Iran must completely abandon,

and which they criticized Obama's nuclear deal for bypassing?

There are many questions,

but few answers.