What we still don’t know are the concessions Trump made to get Iran to open the Strait.
Quote from my above post.
The deal is starting to unravel....here..
US-Iran ceasefire signed as $300B fund plan emerges
What was agreed?: Washington and Tehran signed a ceasefire framework to end fighting, reopen the Strait of Hormuz and begin 60-day talks on nuclear and sanctions issues.
Why $300B matters: JD Vance confirmed Iran could access a $300 billion Gulf-backed reconstruction fund if it meets nuclear commitments, drawing sharp domestic and online criticism.
US Vice President JD Vance told CBS News that Iran could ultimately access a $300 billion reconstruction fund, financed by Gulf Arab states, if it commits to verified nuclear concessions. He framed the fund as an incentive for Tehran to give up nuclear weapons ambitions, while critics online questioned the unprecedented scale — up to six times Iran’s annual budget — and accused the Trump administration of contradicting earlier promises of no payouts. The fund’s size and conditionality have become a flashpoint in US domestic debate even as the ceasefire framework moves forward. Raw Story + 2
Can we talk about the scale of problems that are going to arise from spending 300 billion? This is 500%-600% larger than the entire annual budget of the Iranian govt. It is one year of Iranian GDP *of the ENTIRE COUNTRY.* This is insane.
Karl Rohe,Statistics Professor
Analysts warn the deal addresses symptoms, not root causes, and could simply pause hostilities while leaving Iran’s regional influence and military capacity intact.
The deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete. Congratulations to all. I hereby fully authorise the toll-free opening of the Strait of Hormuz, and, simultaneously herewith, authorise the immediate removal of the United States naval blockade. Ships of the world, start your engines. Let the oil flow.
Donald Trump
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Ignore Trump’s bluster; he was desperate for an off-ramp and found one that will lower oil prices at the pump. Don’t get too comfortable—there’s still a long way to go, and it’s uncertain whether Iran will abandon its nuclear program.
He gave up on his promise of no payouts, leaving no doubt about who held the leverage in this deal.
From the start of the war through all the negotiations, Trump has been molded by the rogue regime. Iran skillfully played him to their advantage, and he missed the chance to land the knockout blow.
He’ll be shouting and pumping his fists in triumph, convinced of his victory, while his fanboys eagerly believe him and soak up every word he says.