Informed sources have revealed that the United States and Iran, along with mediators involved in the negotiations, are exploring the possibility of accelerating the signing of the anticipated memorandum of understanding electronically within the upcoming hours, ahead of the originally proposed date.
According to the information available, the meeting scheduled in Switzerland on Friday will proceed as planned even if the electronic signing takes place earlier, allowing for the completion of technical discussions and procedural aspects related to the implementation of the agreements.
In this context, Donald Trump has asserted that Iran will not be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon, highlighting that the Strait of Hormuz will be immediately opened once the agreements come into effect.
Trump, during a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the G7 summit, explained that the proposed memorandum serves as an extensive document paving the way for a binding agreement between the two parties, expressing confidence that Tehran will adhere to its terms.
The U.S. president noted that global markets have started reacting positively to the calm atmosphere, as stock indexes have recorded notable gains alongside a drop in oil prices, indicating growing expectations of resolving the crisis.
At the same time, Trump warned that any failure to execute the agreed commitments could lead to a resurgence in military escalation, emphasizing that the success of the memorandum is crucial for regional stability and ensures that Iran does not develop military nuclear capabilities in the future.
This development occurs amid rapid diplomatic efforts led by several regional and international parties, with widespread anticipation regarding the potential shift this impending agreement may bring to Washington-Tehran relations and its implications for regional security and global energy markets.