What Iran war peace deal could look like

Iran may be about to restart oil exports
and gain access to hundreds of billions
of dollars under an interim peace accord
that could be be signed in Switzerland,
and attended by U.S. Vice President
JD Vance (left) and Iran’s parliament
speaker and chief negotiator
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf (right)

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
Deal may see economic boost for Iran, in return for keeping
Strait of Hormuz open and abandoning nuclear ambitions

Both parties
to reach final
peace deal
within 60
days*

Central to
deal is reopening
of Strait of Hormuz

Iran to be
allowed to
freely export
its oil

Iran to end
chokehold
on strait

Iran to
access
frozen assets
worth $24bn-
$100bn
(estimate)

Iran to
be granted
$300bn for
economic
development

Iran to
neutralise
enriched
uranium

Iran to
never
acquire
nuclear
weapons

U.S. to lift
sanctions
against
Iran

U.S. to
lift naval
blockade

U.S. to
withdraw
forces from
region

Israel to
withdraw from
occupied
Lebanon

Possible 
stumbling
block as Israeli
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (left)
has so far refused to end his country’s war
against Iran-backed Hezbollah

Sources: Bloomberg, Reuters
*Extendable
Pictures: Getty
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