The US-Iran deal is foreign policy realism at work
The agreement, however incomplete, is about achieving what’s possible
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AFTER more than 100 days of war, skyrocketing energy prices and the real prospect of a nuclear-armed Iran, the US and Iran have reached an agreement.
On Sunday (Jun 14), US President Donald Trump announced that the two sides had finalised a memorandum of understanding (MOU), which would remove the US naval blockade of Iranian ports and extend the current ceasefire.
The formal signing is scheduled for Jun 19 in Geneva.
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