US President Donald Trump has unveiled the primary operational parameters of a pending strategic memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the active phase of the war with Iran, outlining an expansive list of nuclear and maritime prerequisites before Washington consents to dismantle its restrictive economic embargo. The update was published on Trump’s Truth Social platform on Friday, May 29, capping off weeks of high-stakes, backchannel negotiations mediated primarily by third-party regional brokers.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Demining and lifting the maritime chokepoint The core structural component of the immediate agreement involves a temporary 60-day prolongation of the existing regional ceasefire, which was established on April 7 but faced an immediate threat of collapse following a direct exchange of fire between US Navy assets and Iranian coastal units in the Strait of Hormuz. To stabilize global energy corridors, the strategic waterway – which handles roughly 20% of global oil shipments – be permanently freed from arbitrary restrictions or tracking fees. According to detailed implementation schedules leaked to networks, Iran is legally bound to completely clear its offensive naval mine networks within a strict 30-day window. Trump noted that specialized US underwater mine sweepers have already detonated an extensive quantity of these marine hazards during combat operations, leaving the remaining clearance tasks to Iranian engineering units.