The United States and Iran have revealed the details of an agreement aimed at de-escalating conflict in the Middle East. Under the accord, Iran will dilute its stock of enriched uranium. In return, Washington will waive certain sanctions currently imposed on Tehran and work to unlock a $300 billion reconstruction fund, backed by regional countries. The fund’s release is contingent upon a final agreement regarding Iran’s nuclear program. The agreement also allows Iran to resume oil sales, a key economic concession. This represents a significant step towards potential stabilization in the region, though full implementation hinges on further negotiations. The released text outlines the core commitments from both sides, paving the way for a broader resolution.