Trump Sets Strict Nuclear Terms for Iran Ceasefire. Strait of Hormuz Reopens
In a significant escalation of diplomatic and economic pressure, President Donald Trump has announced a ceasefire agreement with Iran contingent upon the total cessation of uranium enrichment. The deal, which aims to neutralize Tehran’s nuclear capabilities, includes a mandate that the United States will remove all nuclear waste and materials currently buried within Iranian facilities, as reported by Infobae and EL PAÍS.
The diplomatic breakthrough comes as the first cargo ships have begun crossing the Strait of Hormuz, effectively ending a 40-day blockade that had severely disrupted global shipping lanes, according to 20Minutos. The reopening of the strait is a critical development in the ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.
President Trump has underscored that the ceasefire is predicated on the absolute guarantee that “there will be no uranium enrichment,” as noted by El Mundo. To enforce these terms and discourage foreign support for Tehran, the administration is threatening a 50% tariff on any nation that continues to sell weapons to Iran, france24.com reports.
This aggressive approach to nuclear disarmament and economic leverage underscores the administration’s strategy to permanently dismantle Iran’s nuclear ambitions while stabilizing critical maritime trade routes. The removal of nuclear materials from Iranian soil represents a significant step in ensuring that the region remains free of nuclear proliferation.
