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U.S.-Iran negotiations are centered on a proposed 14-point MOU, with Tehran expected to respond on key terms within 48 hours.
Key points under discussion:
• Formal end of war + 30-day negotiation window • Long-term uranium enrichment freeze — U.S. initially demanded 20 years — Iran reportedly proposed 5 years — Current expectation: ~12–15 years • No nuclear weapons + no underground facilities • Expanded snap inspections • Removal of highly enriched uranium from Iran • U.S. sanctions relief + release of frozen assets • Phased reopening of the Strait of Hormuz + end of U.S. naval blockade • “Snapback” clause allowing renewed blockade or military action if talks collapse
Main sticking points remain enrichment limits, HEU removal and inspection access
*🚨UAE INTERCEPTS IRANIAN MISSILES AS GULF TENSIONS SPIKE AGAIN*
The UAE says it intercepted three Iranian cruise missiles, with a fourth falling into the sea—marking the first such attack in weeks.
A separate drone strike hit Fujairah’s oil zone, sparking a fire and injuring three people. Flights around Dubai and Sharjah were briefly disrupted, and a nearby cargo vessel reported a fire.
#l#JointEscapeHatchforAaveETHLenders 🚨BREAKING: We have obtained more detail on Iran's "final decision" to not attend talks with the US in Pakistan tomorrow.
Details include:
1. Iran says a Pakistan-brokered "10-point" ceasefire plan was proposed
2. Iran believes this plan was undermined by "weak enforcement"
3. Iran believes the plan is also undermined by "ongoing maritime pressure"
4. Iranian officials believe talks are "pointless" amid the US' blockade of the Strait of Hormuz
5. Iran has informed the US via Pakistani mediators that it will not be attending talks on Wednesday
Iran is preparing for a possible return to war as the ceasefire nears its end. With U.S. demands and a naval blockade stalling new talks, Tehran expects conflict could resume.