President Donald Trump promised that he would publish the text of the agreement with Iran.

President Donald Trump declared on Tuesday that he will publish the text of his agreement with Iran, promising to read it to journalists in a formal setting. This statement came during a bilateral meeting with the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohamed bin Zayed, at the G7 summit in France. Trump compared the agreement to the nuclear deal during the Obama administration, but contradictory details between the American and Iranian versions of the agreement have generated uncertainties.

While Trump claims that the agreement includes commitments from Iran to dismantle its nuclear program and not support groups like Hezbollah, Iran asserts that the requirements include the withdrawal of American troops and the release of $12 billion in frozen assets.

The agreement also provides for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, essential for maritime traffic. Reactions on Capitol Hill have been skeptical, with many Republicans calling for more information to assess the agreement. Senator John Thune emphasized the need for clarity regarding compliance with the terms, while his colleague Thom Tillis expressed doubts about the seriousness of a secret agreement.