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So, it's not only not the same deal that was in effect before the orange turd decided to start war, it's actually much worse because they have to pay Iran for reparations?!
LOL god! What a fuckin vile, pathologically incompetent fucking moron of a corrupt president.
"They're not reparations! It's -- it's -- umm, it's an investment fund!"
Let me guess, 1776 billion?
Yes, now with his name on it.
Not only that, but how much money is getting funneled to defense contractors to restock the military
This looks more like Terms of American Surrender than anything else. So that is Trumps fabulous art of the deal: Start an unnecessary war, and then lose it.
His only hope is that Israel sabotages this "peace" process, so he does not get to sign it...
Shart of the deal.
How is this a “leak?” International trade agreements are not secrets. Laws are not secrets.
The sources all stressed that the text was not yet final, with a Western source, an Iranian source and a Gulf source saying a key issue yet to be resolved was language on ceasing hostilities in Lebanon. Iran has demanded that Israel end a campaign against Iran's allies, the Hezbollah militia.
(Naturally the main thing that can't be dealt with is fucking Israel....)
Under the terms as described by the sources to Reuters, the U.S. would immediately provide Iran with billions of dollars in unfrozen assets and waive sanctions on its oil exports, in return for Iran lifting its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, largely closed since the war began.
Any discussion of key U.S. demands regarding Iran's nuclear program would be set aside for later during a 60-day period of talks on a final settlement. The only explicit reference to nuclear policy for now would be a restatement of Iran's decades-old commitment not to seek nuclear weapons, first made when it ratified the UN Non-Proliferation Treaty in 1970.
Among the major U.S. concessions included in the drafts would be discussion of hundreds of billions of dollars in potential war reparations to Tehran, and the dropping of longstanding demands for curbs on Iran's missile program.
Washington has previously demanded that Iran give up its stockpiles of highly enriched uranium. But none of the versions of the text reviewed by Reuters includes any mention of it, and the sources said the demand had been explicitly excluded for now.
