According to France 24, the Trump administration and Iran have signed an interim peace agreement aimed at ending military hostilities. Under the accord, Iran would commit to diluting its enriched uranium stockpiles in exchange for comprehensive sanctions relief and a $300 billion reconstruction fund. The two nations now have 60 days to negotiate the details of a permanent agreement. This marks a significant diplomatic shift in U.S.-Iran relations and could reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics if the talks succeed.

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