US-Iran pact kicks off 60-day sprint toward final nuclear deal with key gaps

The memorandum signed at the G7 launches a 60-day window to seal a final Iran nuclear deal, but key issues remain unresolved. Iran would downblend uranium under IAEA oversight, but the pact stops short of guaranteeing no weapon. It mentions a $300 billion reconstruction package with no direct US payments, though language is ambiguous. Critics say the deal gives too much away and doesn’t curb proxies or missiles; Trump warns other options if talks fail, keeping the outcome uncertain after 60 days.