US President Donald Trump stated that Iran has fully agreed to nuclear inspections "at the highest levels" and for a long time into the future, emphasizing that this will ensure what he described as "nuclear transparency." He added that continuing the negotiations was conditional on Tehran's approval of these measures.
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In a post on his "Truth Social" platform on Tuesday, Trump added that based on this step and "other major concessions" by Iran, the United States has agreed to keep the Strait of Hormuz open and not to proceed with a naval blockade. However, US naval assets will remain in position in case the blockade needs to be reimposed if necessary.
He explained that funds or sanctions waivers released by the US Department of the Treasury will be placed into a US-managed escrow account and will be used exclusively to purchase food and medical supplies from the United States, including corn, wheat, and soybeans from American farmers.
Trump pointed out that Iran is facing a humanitarian crisis, considering that providing assistance has become necessary "before it is too late," adding that the talks are "moving along very well."
In a separate post, Trump stated that 19 million barrels of oil crossed the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, a level he described as a "historic record," noting that oil prices are dropping and that the world has become "a much safer place."
