— Immediate, permanent end to fighting on all fronts, including Lebanon.

— US immediately lifts naval blockade on Iran, no further "interference".

— US withdraws all forces from the region within a month of a final deal.

— Iran lifts the Hormuz blockage within a month.

— US and "regional partners" commit to an Iran reconstruction plan, funded with at least $300 billion.

— If the final deal is implemented, US removes all current sanctions, including UN/IAEA resolutions.

— Iran commits to never build nuclear weapons; enriched uranium issue to be resolved in the final deal; until then, US allows status quo on Iran's nuclear program.

— US approves Iranian crude oil exports (including banking, insurance, shipping) and unfreezes all frozen Iranian funds.

• Direct Military Spending: The Pentagon estimated direct military operations and munitions replacement at roughly $29 billion. Independent experts and economists argue this figure is a vast underestimate: the direct cost to be $72 billion in the first two months alone

• Macroeconomic and Energy Impacts: The conflict and closure of the Strait of Hormuz drove up oil and fuel prices significantly. Economists and analysts indicate higher fuel and food costs have stripped households of tens of billions of dollars. Moody's estimated the cost per household was roughly $450, with overall indirect economic and energy impacts topping $100 billion

• Long-Term Projections: Long-term economic costs could range between $630 billion and $1 trillion when factoring in interest on war-related debt, inventory replenishment, infrastructure reconstruction, and future veterans' care

✅ Immediately:
• Lifting of the naval blockade
• Permission for oil exports (full cycle: banking, insurance, shipping)
• Unfreezing of all frozen assets
• Cessation of US "interference"
• Preservation of the nuclear program's status quo (uranium enrichment continues)

✅ Within a month:
• Unblocking of the Strait of Hormuz
• Withdrawal of American troops from the region

✅ Upon final implementation:
• Full lifting of sanctions, including UN/IAEA resolutions
• $300 billion for reconstruction

• Iran's promise "never to create nuclear weapons" (oral/written)

• Cessation of hostilities (including Lebanon/Hezbollah)

• The question of enriched uranium deferred to the "final deal"