US releases draft of new deal with Iran, warns Trump

The US has released a draft of a possible new nuclear deal with Iran. The proposed deal calls for some economic benefits in exchange for curbs on Iran's uranium program.

According to the draft agreement, Iran will have to take steps to dilute or neutralize its highly enriched uranium. In return, some sanctions on the country's oil sector may be eased. In addition, the creation of a fund worth several billion dollars to help with post-war reconstruction is also under discussion.

At the G-7 summit in Evian, France, US President Donald Trump warned Iran that Washington could take strong action if the deal goes into effect. He indicated that military response would also be considered if necessary.

On the other hand, positive messages have been received from Iran. Tehran said that if progress in the talks continues, there could be an opportunity to formally sign the deal at the presidential level between the two countries.

Analysts say the initiative could be a significant step towards restoring stability in the Middle East after a long period of tension. However, negotiations are still ongoing between the two sides over the terms of the agreement and its implementation.

The international community is closely monitoring the situation, as if the deal is successful, it could have implications not only for US-Iranian relations but also for the security and energy markets of the entire region.