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Diplomatic Source: Agreement Between America and Iran Will Be in Two Stages

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The Al-Hadath website revealed, quoting a diplomatic source, that the agreement between Washington and Tehran will be in two stages.

It indicated that the first stage includes signing a memorandum of understanding, and Pakistan will witness the signing. The Axios website revealed on Thursday, quoting officials, that America and Iran have reached an agreement, but it needs the final approval of US President Donald Trump. The Axios website said that the agreement stipulates that the first issues of negotiation within 60 days is the nuclear file, pointing out that the naval blockade on Iran will be lifted during the implementation of the agreement. An American official told Axios that the agreement includes an Iranian commitment not to seek to possess a nuclear weapon, and also requires Iran to remove all mines from the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days. The American official added that Trump informed the mediators that he wanted a few days to think about the details of the agreement. The Axios website mentioned that the terms of the deal between Iran and America were reached on Tuesday, but the leaders of the two countries have not yet agreed. Trump threatened again, yesterday Wednesday, to resume the war, and said at the end of a meeting of his administration that the Iranians "very much want to conclude an agreement. So far, they have not reached that. We are not satisfied" with the proposals submitted, expressing his confidence in receiving new proposals that satisfy the United States in the end. He added: "Either that happens, or we will have to resolve the matter," referring to the implementation of the threat to resume the war. The war that broke out on February 28 (February) and entered its fourth month on Thursday resulted in the deaths of thousands of people, most of them in Iran and Lebanon, and also shook the global energy markets, which are still anticipating any possibility of progress in peace negotiations.

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