All US sanctions on Iran to be lifted
Point 7 of the Iran deal commits the US to terminating all types of sanctions against Iran, including UN Security Council resolutions.
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500 - Iran’s Baddie Era & The Data Center Destiny
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Jun 20, 2026
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The 14-Point Iran Deal: Reading the MOU
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Walking through the 14-point US-Iran MOU like a legal commentator, Dillon annotates each clause. Point 1 establishes an immediate ceasefire including in Lebanon — a sticking point for Israel. Point 2 commits both nations to respecting each other's sovereignty. Point 3 sets a 60-day deadline for a final deal. Points 4 and 5 cover lifting the naval blockade and reopening the Straits of Hormuz. Point 6 pledges $300 billion for Iran's reconstruction. Point 7 terminates all US sanctions including UN Security Council resolutions. Points 8 and 9 cover nuclear non-proliferation and IAEA supervision. Points 10 and 11 grant Iran oil export waivers and release of frozen assets. Dillon's conclusion: 'They get a lot. We get a little.'
The 14-Point Iran Deal: A Winner and a Loser
Iran gets $300 billion in reconstruction funds, all sanctions lifted including UN Security Council resolutions, oil export waivers, and its frozen assets returned. The US gets a promise Iran won't build nukes — monitored by the IAEA. We lost.
60-day final deal deadline
Point 3 of the Iran MOU commits both parties to negotiating and achieving a final deal within a maximum of 60 days, extendable by mutual consent.
$300B Iran reconstruction pledge
Under point 6 of the 14-point Iran deal, the US undertakes to develop a $300 billion plan for the reconstruction and economic development of Iran.
Iran nuclear deal: IAEA supervision
Point 8 of the deal has Iran reaffirming it will not develop nuclear weapons, with IAEA supervision and mutual discussions on enrichment.
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