TechFlow News, June 14: According to a recent post by Donald Trump on his personal social media platform, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the U.S.-Iran agreement he spearheaded is expected to be formally signed tomorrow.
Trump emphasized that this agreement differs fundamentally from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA, or the Iran nuclear deal). He criticized the JCPOA—reached during the Obama administration—as “a smooth road to nuclear weapons,” whereas the new agreement serves as a “high wall” blocking Iran’s path to acquiring nuclear weapons.
According to Trump, Iran has pledged not to seek nuclear weapons and will not acquire nuclear weapons capability through purchase, development, or any other means.
Trump further stated that upon signing the agreement, the Strait of Hormuz will immediately open fully to all nations. U.S.-Iran relations will enter a new phase and are expected to reach their most positive state since any prior U.S. administration. He also stressed that the agreement contains no provision for financial payments to Iran.
Regarding nuclear matters, Trump said that once stability is achieved, the United States will assist in disposing of deeply buried nuclear materials—for example, by dilution—and such work may be carried out either inside Iran or within the United States.
Additionally, Trump expressed hope that this agreement will lay the foundation for long-term cooperation with Iran and the broader Middle East region. However, he warned that if the agreement fails to advance smoothly, the United States retains an “ultimate alternative”—though he hopes it will never need to be invoked.
If the agreement is ultimately signed as planned, it would mark one of the most significant diplomatic developments in the Middle East in recent years. Markets will closely monitor Iran’s official response, the agreement’s specific terms, and the potential impact of the Strait of Hormuz’s opening on global energy markets, crude oil prices, and risk assets.
