The draft provides for an immediate ceasefire, freedom of navigation in Hormuz Strait and a gradual ease in US currents to stabilize the Middle East.
The Middle East appears to be on the track of a historic diplomatic reversal, as Washington and Tehran have reportedly come up with a final deal that could immediately defuse the long-running geopolitical crisis.
According to urgent reports carried by the prestigious Arabic news network Al Arabiya, official announcements are expected even in the next few hours.
The catalyst for this spectacular development was the mediating role of Pakistan, which acted as a diplomatic bridge between the two sides.
According to reports, the draft peace deal reportedly accepted by both sides states:
1. An immediate and complete ceasefire on all fronts.
2. The two sides mutually committed to refrain from targeting infrastructure.
3. Freedom of navigation in the Persian Gulf and the Straits of Hormuz will be ensured through a joint surveillance mechanism.
4. Sanctions will be lifted gradually as long as Iran abides by the terms of the agreement.
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