US Temporarily Lifts Some Oil Sanctions on Iran After Talks; Iran Denies New Nuclear Deal
Summary
After talks in Switzerland, the US temporarily lifted some oil sanctions on Iran with a 60-day exemption allowing oil sales and transactions. However, Iran denies agreeing to new nuclear inspection terms.
Key Points
- The US temporarily lifted some oil sanctions on Iran following talks held in Switzerland.
- A 60-day exemption allows Iran to produce, sell, and transport oil with transactions in US dollars until August 21.
- US claims Iran agreed to re-admit IAEA nuclear inspectors and keep the Strait of Hormuz open.
- Iran denies any new commitment to nuclear inspections, stating compliance only with existing rules.