News Leb obtained a copy of the memorandum of understanding between Tehran and Washington. The memorandum includes 14 items to end the conflict between the two parties. According to the document, the two parties declare an immediate and permanent cessation of hostilities on all fronts, including Lebanon, with a mutual commitment to refrain from using force or carrying out any hostile actions against each other. The memorandum also stipulates respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the two countries and non-interference in each other’s internal affairs, in addition to launching intensive negotiations to reach a final agreement within a maximum period of 60 days, which can be extended by agreement of both parties. In the security and military aspect, the United States is committed to lifting the naval blockade and returning shipping traffic to full capacity within 30 days, in addition to withdrawing its forces from the surrounding areas during the same period after signing the final agreement. In return, Iran pledges to restore commercial ship traffic in the Arabian Gulf and the Sea of ​​Oman to pre-war levels, while removing mines and technical obstacles that may hinder navigation. Economically, the memorandum includes a plan to reconstruct and develop the Iranian economy with financing of no less than $300 billion, provided that implementation mechanisms are agreed upon within 60 days. Washington is also committed to lifting the various sanctions imposed on Iran, including US sanctions and measures related to United Nations and International Atomic Energy Agency resolutions, according to a timetable agreed upon between the two parties. Regarding the nuclear program, Iran confirms that it will not work to produce nuclear weapons, while deciding the fate of the enriched materials and outstanding nuclear issues is left to the expected final agreement. The document also stipulates maintaining the status quo until a final agreement is reached, with Iran keeping its current nuclear program unchanged, in exchange for the United States refraining from imposing new sanctions or strengthening its military presence in the region. Washington also pledges to issue immediate exemptions allowing the export of Iranian crude oil, petrochemical products, and related services, including banking, insurance, and transportation sector services, in conjunction with the release of frozen Iranian funds and assets and granting the necessary licenses for their use. The memorandum includes the establishment of a joint mechanism to supervise the implementation of the final agreement and monitor compliance with its provisions, provided that negotiations are completed on the remaining issues after the implementation of the provisions related to maritime navigation, economic recovery, financial exemptions, and the release of frozen assets.