Tehran:Iranian state media has portrayed the newly announced understanding with the United States as a major diplomatic achievement, claiming that Washington ultimately agreed to a peace framework after months of escalating tensions and negotiations.

According to Iranian reports, the country's Supreme National Security Council is expected to release an official statement in the coming days explaining the details of the agreement and the roadmap for its implementation.

Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said measures related to the easing of restrictions on Iran, including steps connected to maritime activities, are expected to begin shortly. He added that the full text of the agreement will be published only after the formal signing process is completed.

The Iranian official noted that both sides are preparing for a new 60-day negotiation phase that will focus on several unresolved issues, including Iran’s nuclear program, sanctions relief, access to frozen assets and broader economic recovery efforts.

He stated that discussions would also cover mechanisms for reducing regional tensions and addressing the consequences of years of political and economic confrontation.

Gharibabadi emphasized that Iran expects all commitments to be implemented in full and warned that Tehran would respond if any party failed to uphold its obligations under the agreement.

The development follows earlier announcements by Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and US President Donald Trump, both of whom said that a peace arrangement between Washington and Tehran had been reached. Iranian officials later echoed those claims, describing the agreement as a step toward a new phase of engagement.