Iran and U.S. Reach 60‑Day Test Agreement on Nuclear Deal

Iran and the United States have agreed to a 60‑day test period to assess the practical implementation of the nuclear deal framework. The agreement, announced in Tehran, outlines a timetable for Iran to resume certain nuclear activities while the U.S. lifts specific sanctions. Both sides will monitor compliance and report findings to the international community.

The deal specifies that Iran will restart enrichment activities up to 3.67% U‑235, while the United States will lift sanctions on Iranian banks and shipping. The parties will conduct joint inspections and share data to ensure transparency. The agreement also includes provisions for the exchange of information on nuclear safeguards.

This diplomatic step follows months of stalled negotiations and aims to rebuild trust between the two countries. The 60‑day test will serve as a benchmark for future extensions and a potential pathway toward a comprehensive agreement.