The 60-day Iran-US interim deal trades frozen assets for Hormuz access. Saudi Arabia has no seat, no veto, and no way to reverse the concessions once made.
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The internal contradictions of the three-page MOU — including the ambiguity that allows Trump to claim Iranian agreement while Tehran’s foreign ministry issues denials — are analyzed in the three-page MOU framework and its internal contradictions.
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