President Donald Trump disclosed outlines of a deal with Iran brokered by Qatar, saying the terms include massive Iranian investment commitments — 'they will invest trillions,' according to Israeli media reports.
President Donald Trump revealed new specifics about a U.S.-Iran agreement mediated by Qatar, stating that the deal requires Iran to 'invest trillions,' Israeli media reported Tuesday afternoon. The disclosure adds granular financial details to a diplomatic track that has been rapidly advancing: as The Zioneer reported on Tuesday morning, the Financial Times cited a senior American official saying the administration is open to a $300 billion investment fund for Iran as part of a final accord. Earlier reports noted Trump told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu he is 'determined to sign,' with Qatar pressing Tehran to initial a memorandum of understanding overnight Monday. A desk-reviewed report flash is the source for the new 'trillions' remark, and no official text or corroboration has been released. The deal, which Trump has described as a 'fortress wall' against an Iranian nuclear weapon, would also see Iran's enriched uranium exported and incoming funds restricted to humanitarian purposes, according to Sunday's reports. The disclosure comes amid a broader diplomatic push by the Trump administration, which the Zioneer has covered across multiple articles, including the president's earlier claims of an 'excellent settlement' and secret oil-tanker seizures.
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