Iran deal very close, signing possible in coming days, US official says (opens original article in a new tab)

A senior US official says the US and Iran are very close to a deal resolving their conflict, with an initial agreement possibly signed soon. The memorandum of understanding includes measures to dismantle Iran's nuclear program and ease economic pressures, but Iran would only receive benefits after fulfilling its obligations.

• US and Iran are close to a deal to resolve their conflict, with a possible signing in the coming days.
• The MOU includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz, lifting the US blockade on Iranian ports, and dismantling Iran's nuclear program.
• Iran would receive economic relief only after complying with the deal's terms, such as destroying nuclear material and facilities.