Munster: US-Iran agreement electronically signed on Sunday
BlockBeats News, June 15th, according to CNN, U.S. Vice President Vance stated that the agreement reached between the U.S. and Iran was electronically signed over the weekend, indicating that the agreement is now in effect, and Iran will not receive any new unfrozen funds.
Vance stated on an ABC TV program: "We signed the agreement electronically yesterday, and currently, no funds have been released. This will not change."
Although there were previous speculations about electronically signing the agreement before reaching the deal, it has only been confirmed at this moment. Trump announced on Sunday that the formal signing ceremony will take place in Switzerland on Friday. Trump wrote upon announcing the agreement: "As the strait reopens in conjunction with the agreement signing on Friday, creating conditions for demining work, oil will flow again from both ends of the strait to the region and beyond!"
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