[82920] Breakthrough in talks with Iran: Trump reveals details of a new nuclear deal and criticizes Netanyahu

Progress in talks with Iran and Trump's statements

Political drama is unfolding around the Iranian nuclear program: after 17 hours of negotiations in Tehran, a Qatari delegation left the Iranian capital after succeeding in formulating a draft memorandum of understanding with the United States, as reported by Asaf Rozenzweig, Big World News and The Hot News. According to Iranian sources cited in Political Arena, the date for announcing the agreement was carefully coordinated to avoid linking it to Donald Trump's birthday, while maintaining convenient timing for the American side.

In a conversation with The New York Times, President Trump revealed details about the emerging agreement, noting that Iran would be permitted to enrich uranium at a low level only. The president clarified that if a final agreement is not reached, he intends to resume military strikes or turn the U.S. into the "overseer of the Middle East" in exchange for 20% of the region's revenue. Trump also attacked Prime Minister Netanyahu, defining him as a "very tough guy" and claiming that Netanyahu's strikes almost led to the collapse of the agreement, and that he should be "grateful" to the U.S. for preventing nuclear weapons from Iran.

Against this backdrop, the Doomsday Squads channel raises questions regarding Netanyahu's political future in the shadow of the emerging American defeat in the Middle East, linking the situation to pressure from Hezbollah and the destabilization of the internal situation in Israel ahead of the elections.

In the technological arena, tech giant Meta finds itself in an acute internal crisis. According to Tech Updates, employees in the AI department described the atmosphere in the company as "soul-crushing," this after Zuckerberg admitted to management errors and committed to halting the mass wave of layoffs after 1,600 employees signed a petition against organizational surveillance.