Trump Full Deal Leaks with $300 Billion to Iran

The MeidasTouch Podcast17mJune 17, 2026

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A leaked memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran, allegedly signed by Donald Trump and Iran's parliament leader M.B. Ghalibov, reveals a sweeping diplomatic shift: a $300 billion private investment fund to rebuild Iran, immediate lifting of naval blockades, full restoration of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, and the removal of all sanctions—unilateral, UN, and IAEA—upon final agreement. The document, set for a physical signing in Switzerland, establishes a 60-day window to negotiate a final deal, with binding commitments on ceasefire, nuclear non-proliferation, and asset releases. Despite Trump calling the $300 billion fund 'fake news,' sources confirm $150 billion is already committed. The deal has triggered backlash in Israel, where Netanyahu’s approval has plummeted 46 points, and his diplomatic credibility is collapsing amid criminal charges and a rift with Trump’s envoy, Huckabee, who declared Israel’s survival is tied to American identity. Critics argue the deal weakens U.S. leverage compared to the Obama-era agreement, but the host insists it’s a necessary end to endless war.

Key Takeaways

The U.S. will lift all sanctions on Iran—including UN and IAEA sanctions—upon final agreement, not just during the MOU phase.

A $300 billion private investment fund, already with $150 billion committed, is designed to incentivize long-term peace through economic integration.

Iran will resume full merchant shipping in the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days of signing, and the U.S. will lift its naval blockade immediately.

Trump’s ambassador, Huckabee, publicly contradicted Trump by declaring Israel’s existence is tied to American heritage, signaling internal regime conflict.

Netanyahu’s approval in Israel has dropped from +23 to -23 in three weeks, and his criminal trial is going poorly amid public outbursts in court.

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