An interim agreement to de-escalate tensions with Iran includes waivers on some oil sanctions, but the country remains subject to extensive international restrictions. These sanctions, implemented by the UN, US, EU, and others, stem from concerns over Iran’s nuclear program, human rights record, and regional activities. The restrictions encompass trade embargoes and asset freezes that have been in place for decades. Iran is seeking broader sanctions relief through ongoing negotiations regarding its nuclear program, representing the next stage of the current agreement. While the interim deal offers some economic reprieve, a significant portion of the existing sanctions framework will persist. The future of these sanctions is contingent on the success of continued diplomatic efforts. The situation remains complex, with multiple layers of restrictions impacting Iran’s economy and international relations.