According to a senior administration official, the current terms of the deal include:
Reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting the blockade.
Dismantling of Iran’s nuclear program, with the U.S. destroying enriched material on-site and taking it out of the country.
A guarantee of “a long-term peace in the region.”
The official added on the background call with reporters that, contrary to some speculation, Iran would not get a payment for signing the deal, but instead would “get rewarded economically for complying with their obligations under the deal.”
“So, if they turn over the nuclear material as promised, they’ll get something,” the official said. “If they dismantle their nuclear program or their nuclear facilities, they’ll get something else if they, you know, really commit to regional peace and stability. They’ll get additional things on top of that.”
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