Details on the 14-point agreement revealed

Technical discussions are set to begin this week as part of the peace process between Iran and the United States. A framework agreement in Geneva will lead to 60 days of negotiations on the nuclear program and sanctions. Iran plans to manage the Strait of Hormuz with Oman and expects ships to pay maritime fees. The deal, mediated by Pakistan and Qatar, aims to end over 100 days of conflict. US President Trump announced that the Strait of Hormuz will be open to all ships by June 19, while Iran stated the US naval blockade would be lifted immediately. Iran's Supreme National Security Council mentioned that negotiations for a final agreement will be delayed until the US meets its obligations. US Vice President J.D. Vance expressed hope for a new era with Iran. Iran's deputy foreign minister said an end to military operations is expected soon. The draft agreement includes 14 points, with $24 billion in frozen assets to be released over 60 days. Sanctions on Iranian oil and petrochemicals would be suspended. The US would lift the naval blockade on Iranian ports and withdraw forces near Iran. Final talks will start only after the US fulfills key commitments. The framework is a precursor to 60 days of negotiations on nuclear issues. Topics like Iran's enrichment activities and uranium stockpiles will be discussed. Missile programs and support for resistance groups are excluded from the agenda.

This agreement could significantly impact regional stability and international relations between Iran and the United States.