DATA & FIGURES
The deal includes several key figures, such as the $12bn (£8.9bn) in frozen assets that Iran has found a way to return without restrictions on how it can spend the cash. Additionally, the US and 'regional partners' will create a program for the reconstruction and economic development of Iran with a minimum funding of $300bn (£223bn).
THE SCENARIO
The US-Iran peace deal is set against a complex geopolitical backdrop, with both countries having been engaged in a war that has had significant economic and humanitarian consequences.
DIRECT QUOTE
"The navy will do the same thing it is doing now. We are currently providing services in the strait of Hormuz: safety services, navigation services, and security services. It is clear that services are not free anywhere in the world and there is a fee for these services." — Mehdi Mohammadi, Adviser to Iran's Chief Negotiator, Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf
BBN INSIGHT
The US-Iran peace deal is a significant development in the region, with potential implications for global markets and economies. While the deal is seen as a positive step forward, its success will depend on the ability of both parties to comply with its terms and to verify its implementation.