US Vice President JD Vance has presented a three-part framework for a potential agreement with Iran. The proposal centers on Iran permanently forgoing nuclear weapons development and guaranteeing free passage through the Strait of Hormuz. In exchange for these concessions, and a cessation of support for militant groups, Iran would be eligible for economic benefits. The US administration has stressed that it will prioritize verifiable actions from Iran over mere commitments. Washington maintains that the US will benefit strategically even if Iran does not accept the terms of the deal. The framework signals a willingness to engage, but with a firm emphasis on Iranian behavioral changes.