Vice President JD Vance has announced significant developments regarding the Iran peace deal, stating that the agreement has been digitally signed, although many details are still being finalized. Vance emphasized that the US holds all the cards in this negotiation and expects that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen toll-free in the long term. He mentioned that if Iran meets its nuclear commitments, it could access a substantial $300 billion reconstruction fund. However, Vance clarified that no cash will be transferred to Iran until it fulfills its obligations under the deal. This landmark agreement is viewed as a potential game-changer for US-Iran relations and could reshape the Middle East over the coming years. While the deal has drawn mixed reactions, including criticism from some quarters regarding financial incentives to Iran, Vance remains optimistic about the prospects for lasting peace.