Iran Gets Major Economic Lifeline for Minimal Concessions in Initial Deal

[Rawley]

Its the same language of the JCPOA, that Trump tore up. now there are no inspectors.

Nope. Obama expressly permitted them to have nukes. Which is why one of you cult leaders, Schumer, oppsed and voted against Obama. The JPCOA was in force until last years inspectors were there until July of past year.

nothing has changed.


Its literally worse. Now there are no inspectors.

Is that what you masters are telling you? That there will be no inspectors. And you believe them? Or are you just arguing out of your TDS.

It will eb fun to see what happens when Iran gets the $24Bn.

If they misbehave, the will get nothing.

 

[Bleipriester]

In the future. The future means nothing. Come on people. This is Iran we are talking about.

This is just a MOU. The final treaty is set to be negotiated within 60 days.

 

[Zincwarrior]

This is just a MOU. The final treaty is set to be negotiated within 60 days.

I am sure that will happen.

 

[rightwinger]

Nah, the bombers and the fighter jets will come back. You don't believe him?

How did they do at opening the Strait last time?

It will cost Trump another $300 billion to reopen it again

 

[Rawley]

How did they do at opening the Strait last time?

Pretty well, he got millions of gallons of oil out of the strait.

It will cost Trump another $300 billion to reopen it again

I heard it was $300TRILLION

 

[JoeB131]

Point 1: The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran and their allies in the current war by signing this MOU, declare the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon, and undertake from now on not to initiate any war or any military operation against each other, and to refrain from the threat or use of force against each other, and ensuring the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Lebanon. The final deal will confirm the permanent termination of the war on all fronts, including in Lebanon and other provisions of this paragraph.

What now?

The ZIonists have already said that this MOU doesn't apply to them. I doubt it will apply to Hezbollah, either

 

[rightwinger]

The ZIonists have already said that this MOU doesn't apply to them. I doubt it will apply to Hezbollah, either

Hezbollah should be able to really kick it up with the $300 billion Trump gave them

 

[Bleipriester]

The ZIonists have already said that this MOU doesn't apply to them. I doubt it will apply to Hezbollah, either

Negotiations are canceled now.

 

[TruthSeeker112125]

How will they 'close the straight', explain the logistics.

Missiles, sea mines, gun boats, etc.

One tanker/Cargo vessel gets attacked, would probably be enough, but if one begins sinking, or worse yet is blown up >>> Strait Traffic will stop.

Somehow,.... Trump did not destroy/"obliterate" Iran's Military, & Missiles, as he has publicly proclaimed.

 

[TruthSeeker112125]

No nukes, enriched Uranium to be given away, no more confrontation with Israel.

Muslims are permitted to Lie, when the other party holds power over them,... It's called "Taqiya".

And, since I'm not a "Herded Sheeple",............ I refuse to Believe that Iran is going to all of a sudden drop it's zeal for DEstroying the "Great & Little Satans", being America, & Yisrael.

 

[TruthSeeker112125]

Trump's reasons for this Undeclared & Unjustified War, has changed many times, but not as often as he declared that a peace treaty would be signed, which if I remember correctly, that was 40 times. ​

The Reality of the matter is that Iran, was not "Defeated", by the so called "Great Satan"/America, & that America is "Negotiating" for the end of the War that it started.

I Believe that Islam, will look upon America, as having been defeated,..... And that is going to lead to very severe consequences for America, and the "Christian West".

And once again,........ Trump has Failed to deliver on what he's promised.

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Trump’s Iran Betrayal: From ‘Help Is on the Way’ To Handing The Regime $300 Billion​

This MOU feels more like a political move than a military or strategic one.


Vince Coyner | June 19, 2026


"The Iranian revolution was similar to the Cuban revolution. Both were led by charismatic leaders who lied their way into power. Both hid their true agendas while promising freedom, independence and justice against a tyrannical government. Once in power, both stepped from behind the curtain and began a tyranny that far outstripped that of their predecessors in both scope and brutality and became enemies of America.


Khomeini’s brutality hit America in 1983 when Iranian backed fighters bombed the American Embassy in Beirut in April, killing 63 people, and then the US Marine Barracks in October, killing 241. Sadly, in one of his few mistakes in office, Reagan, listening to the advice of Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, chose not to respond.



And thus began decades of Iranian backed terrorist attacks on Americans that would strike everywhere from Saudi Arabia to Tanzania to Yemen. What’s more, during the Iraq war at least 500 American troops were killed by Iranian backed fighters.


During much of this time, the regime was seeking to develop nuclear weapons despite claiming their ambitions were peaceful. By 2013 the Iranians were seen as being close to creating one. The Obama administration led negotiations to head it off and in 2015 signed a deal… that basically let Iran pursue nuclear power, just more slowly, with practically no real verification. And it did nothing about Iranian support for terror via its proxies, which continued, including the Hamas attacks on Israel of Oct 8th, 2023. But, it did do something about Tehran’s financial challenge. It loosened sanctions and gave them $100 billion."


"Now fast forward to February 2026 and Trump announces Operation Epic Fury, a mission to keep the Iranians from getting nuclear weapons, to destroy their ballistic missile capabilities, “And finally, we’re ensuring that the Iranian regime cannot continue to arm, fund, and direct terrorist armies outside of their borders.”



Four months later we have peace! Well… a Memorandum of Understanding, basically a 60-day ceasefire deal where the U.S. and Iran talk about a final deal.


Among the highlights:



“Iran will conduct dialog with the Sultanate of Oman to define the future administration and maritime services in the Strait of Hormuz….” So, despite the Strait being international waters, Iran now is given some ability to administer it?"

"All of this to say, WTF is Trump doing? All he had to do was sit back and deport the 50 million illegals and get the SAVE America Act passed, and he would have gone up on Mt. Rushmore. That’s it. That’s all he needed to do.


But no, instead of doing either of those things that Americans really want, he began a war with Iran.

Trump’s Iran Betrayal: From ‘Help Is on the Way’ To Handing The Regime $300 Billion

This MOU feels more like a political move than a military or strategic one.

www.americanthinker.com

 

[TruthSeeker112125]

Trump's belief, of where he's Always Right, & Knows more than Anybody, has finally brought America to the point, of where an "Enemy", supposedly defeated according to Trump,......Has the unprecedented capability to dictate terms, to the "Victor"!!

We need a Lunacy Vaccine, for Trump, & The "Uniparty" in Washington!
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"President Donald Trump may owe his 2016 election victory to his criticism of President George W. Bush’s Iraq misadventure. Yet Trump’s misjudgments about Iran have been much greater.


At least Bush defeated his Mideast opponent: the regime of Saddam Hussein. Despite Trump’s repeated assertion that Tehran had lost and should surrender, the Islamist regime blocked global oil traffic, wrecked U.S. bases, and destroyed regional energy infrastructure. Unwilling to risk potentially devastating Iranian escalation, the president was reduced to repeatedly announcing plans to destroy civilian targets across Iran, a war crime, only to retreat and claim that he was responding to Iranian pleas. It became a comedy routine that never truly entertained and got old fast.


However, the Blunderer-in-Chief’s disastrous war has at least one silver lining: It inadvertently demonstrated the case for closing U.S. bases throughout the Middle East and bringing American forces home. Disengagement is long overdue, especially for an administration supposedly committed to America First.




Washington’s continued entanglement in the ever-unstable Mideast is a Cold War relic. The U.S. generally eschewed direct military involvement in the region until the 1970s. Then came the so-called Carter Doctrine, intended to prevent Soviet domination of the region’s oil supplies, considered vital for America and its industrialized allies. However, that world disappeared long ago. International energy supplies are far more diverse, and no country is poised to monopolize the market"


"Reducing Washington’s Mideast commitments would also diminish the tripwires for war. Most U.S. military commitments of recent years had their genesis in the Middle East and nearby regions. Washington threatened war if the Soviet Union intervened in the Yom Kippur War in 1973, fought against Shia forces in the Lebanese civil war in the early 1980s, aided Iraq in its brutal aggression against Iran throughout the 1980s, battled Somali militias in the early 1990s, intervened in both Afghanistan and Iraq in the aftermath of Al Qaeda’s 2001 attacks, launched sustained drone campaigns in Pakistan and Yemen in succeeding years, backed Saudi Arabia’s war on the latter beginning in 2015, conducted naval operations against Yemen from 2023 to 2025, and launched attacks on Iran in 2025 and 2026. The U.S. also has routinely launched more limited strikes throughout the region, such as the 2020 assassination of Iran’s Qasem Soleimani.


Reducing the habit and ease of using military force in the region would force a more serious debate in Washington over the appropriateness of intervention, especially unprovoked aggression leading to a broader war, as with Iran."

Lessons from Trump’s Reckless Iran War

Now’s a good chance to close America’s Mideast bases and bring the troops home.

www.theamericanconservative.com

 

[Bleipriester]

Muslims are permitted to Lie, when the other party holds power over them,... It's called "Taqiya".

And, since I'm not a "Herded Sheeple",............ I refuse to Believe that Iran is going to all of a sudden drop it's zeal for DEstroying the "Great & Little Satans", being America, & Yisrael.

They do it under the pressure of the respective military.

 

[Hypatia415]

Iran did not close the Strait in the first place.

Tell us all then who did?

 

[Bleipriester]

Tell us all then who did?

I meant the Strait has been closed at wartime.

 

[Hypatia415]

I meant the Strait has been closed at wartime.

Oh I see what you are referencing.

You are referring to events in the past such as the so-called Tanker War as well as the Iran-Iraq War.

However, that nearly all traffic in the Strait ground to a halt thereby blocking a vital route for the transportation of oil and that attacks and threats of strikes prevented nearly all tankers that were carrying gas, oil, and other goods to pass through the Strait was effectively closing it.

 

[Bleipriester]

Oh I see what you are referencing.

You are referring to events in the past such as the so-called Tanker War as well as the Iran-Iraq War.

However, that nearly all traffic in the Strait ground to a halt thereby blocking a vital route for the transportation of oil and that attacks and threats of strikes prevented nearly all tankers that were carrying gas, oil, and other goods to pass through the Strait was effectively closing it.

I said the Strait was not closed when the war begun. Not more, and not less.

 

[Hypatia415]

I said the Strait was not closed when the war begun. Not more, and not less.

And then Iran closed it.

 

[Woodznutz]

Iran Gets Major Economic Lifeline for Minimal Concessions in Initial Deal

The agreement delays the most difficult steps for Iran for later talks, while granting it crucial benefits.

www.nytimes.com

This is a consequence of the US State Department being gutted and career diplomats taking early retirement rather than hanging around for a pink slip via email.

We also helped Germany and Japan after we leveled their countries.

 

[Hafar1014]

Yes, it was all said and done. True. But now we get the Uranium and Iran stops supporting Hezbollah and Hamas. Plus we can´t do something about Iran closing the Strait, anyway. This is a major step towards lasting peace in the region in the end.

There are no concessions