Araghchi narrows first-stage deal

Guardian/Reuters reported that Abbas Araghchi told Iranian state media nuclear talks with the U.S. would only happen later, after the interim agreement is implemented, and that the MOU was not signed and could still change. He also said the deal would reopen Hormuz but not return the strait to pre-war management because Iran and Oman hold sovereignty.

Why this matters. This turns final-text optimism into a clause-by-clause implementation fight: signatures alone do not settle uranium custody, Hormuz control or the benefit gate, so ship notices and a public text become the next proof points.