In addition, it would give Iran the opportunity to restart some of its economic activities. In exchange, there would be more conversations to take place about Iran’s nuclear program, namely, also about the future of the Strait of Hormuz, whether Iran would be able to control it militarily or institute tolls. To much of the Western world, that is a nonstarter. The draft agreement also includes commitments from Iran to never pursue nuclear weapons and to negotiate over a suspension of its uranium enrichment program and the removal of its stockpile of highly enriched uranium, the Axios report said. Iran gave the U.S. through the mediators verbal commitments about the scope of the concessions it’s willing to make on suspending enrichment and giving up the nuclear material, two sources told Axios.
