Details Emerge of 14-Point US-Iran Draft Agreement: Sanctions Relief, Asset Releases and Regional Ceasefire Proposed
New details have emerged regarding a 14-point draft memorandum between the United States and Iran, outlining a broad framework for de-escalation, economic relief and regional stability.
According to Iranian media reports, the draft proposes that the U.S. naval blockade be lifted within 30 days as part of the initial implementation phase of the agreement. It also includes provisions to suspend sanctions on Iran’s oil and petrochemical exports.
A key element of the draft is an immediate and permanent ceasefire across all regional fronts, including Lebanon, aiming to reduce long-standing tensions in multiple conflict zones.
The proposal further states that the United States and its allies would commit at least $300 billion toward reconstruction efforts in Iran and the wider region following the conflict.
On the financial front, the draft includes the release of $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets, while an additional $12 billion in Iranian funds would be unblocked prior to the formal negotiations.
Notably, the agreement reportedly excludes Iran’s missile program and its support for allied regional groups from the final settlement framework, indicating a narrower focus on economic and security arrangements.
The draft also suggests that the final agreement would be ratified through a resolution of the United Nations Security Council, providing international legal backing to the deal.
The proposed framework is being viewed as one of the most comprehensive attempts in recent years to resolve tensions between United States and Iran through diplomatic engagement and structured economic incentives.
