Fars Politics outlines four stage proposal for deal with the US
- Phase 1: Ending war and halting military actions:
- Phase 2: Tangible measures, The issue of the strait and the mechanisms related to it, Lifting the blockade, Removing restrictions and oil sanctions, Releasing part of Iran's frozen assets and blocked financial resources.
- Phase 3: dedicated to discussions on sanctions and the nuclear file
- Phase 4: Involves establishing a supervisory committee to oversee implementation of the understanding and monitor the commitments of all parties
Translation:
Saeed Ajorlou, a member of the media team of the negotiating delegation:
Phase One is ending the war and achieving a complete halt to military actions. This must encompass all parties and all fronts—whether Iran and the United States or the so-called Resistance Axis.
After Phase One is stabilized, the focus shifts to practical and tangible measures. In this phase, four key issues must be addressed:
- The issue of the strait and the mechanisms related to it,
- Lifting the blockade,
- Removing restrictions and oil sanctions,
- Releasing part of Iran's frozen assets and blocked financial resources.
Phase Three is dedicated to discussions on sanctions and the nuclear file. At this stage, after concrete and verifiable measures have been implemented, negotiations will begin on broader sanctions relief as well as issues related to the nuclear program.
Phase Four involves establishing a supervisory committee to oversee implementation of the understanding and monitor the commitments of all parties. The members of this committee have not yet been finalized, but Iran is seeking to include friendly and aligned countries in the mechanism so that the implementation process has sufficient backing and support.