The full article can be viewed here:
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/14-point-draft-us-iran-deal-2026-06-17/
President Trump has done the impossible again. Everyone said peace with Iran couldn't happen, but now we are seeing history being written again. Future generations will refer to this era as the Art of the Deal. Not only does this deal prevent Iran from obtaining nukes, it also forces them to open up to business interests, no more isolationism. The US stands to make so much money from this deal, its absurd! For the first time in the 21st century, the straight of Hormuz is fully open for business. And as if that wasn't enough, President Trump also worked in a permanent peace deal with Lebanon. If he isn't given the nobel peace prize, then it is blatently clear that all of Norway has TDS. Now you can tell your friends and family who have doubted "I told you so". No forever war, no boots on the ground, and total peace.
Call me whatever you like, but go read the 14 point MOU and tell me where I'm wrong. I find it funny that on a board where people profess to do their own research the first instinct is to name call rather than actually reading the document and have a genuine discussion.
OK, I'll bite:
has an interesting bit: [including Lebanon X 2].
no meddling in each other's internal affairs
agreement to sign the 'deal' in 60 days {as you say, that is the nature of a MoU - an agreement to make a deal}
USA takes 30 days to remove the US blockade. And a negotiation to let traffic through in a proportional way - ( guess it is something like "let as many ships of ours through, as you let your own through, or something like that)
Re: commercial traffic (which Iran will control) there are 30 days to de-mine.
USA is in charge of raising 300B in licences, permissions waivers, etc. for reconstruction. < this is basically organizing contracts, not forking out money willy-nilly. Money will come from ME finance, and contractors.
Eliminate all sanctions. <My opinon is that sanctions are a terrible idea whatever way you slice it. I do not view it as a 'tool' in International Relations. I just see it as a bureaucratic, circumventable speed bump, but aggressive to boot. It is a coward's war-tactic.
the Nuclear part: Iran agrees not to make a weapon <of course they do. But this is the big win for Trump. So the paragraph is suitably detailed, outlining cooperation with IAEA, and a down-grading of the big--number enriched stuff. I would be interested to see some detail of sampling for analysis, so that we can see where the source material came from, but, I guess the IAEA might have access to that.
a pending upon agreement. status quo statement - meaning no escalation.
USA to immediately waiver sanctions on all oil-related export from IRran. Futher to point 7) that is an immediate treasury waiver, so that there is no delay in lifting sanctions. < I believe this is important to relieve the looming global oil-crisis
USA to release all Iranian frozen funds. < I believe this is already underway
establishing executive oversight over the MoU
highlights paragraphs 1,4,5,10 and 11 of this MOU as the first ones to implement, before continuation.
a UNSC resolution.
That's a very fair summary. And I think completely confirms my original post, your summary above and op's original description of the deal are worlds apart.
I shall reply, so that your handshake will go away soon. I do like to see people here who bother to write more than one sentence without resorting to AI. I disagree that the 14-point plan is a polar opposite of OP's post, but let's agree that OP is hyped. I am a pragmatist, so I like to look at actions rather than words that are spoken, or even written.
So for example, real world results such as traffic through the strait.
See below.