The recent agreement between the US and Iran has sparked mixed reactions as President Trump claims that Iran agreed to never pursue nuclear weapons, despite uncertainties surrounding the final terms of the deal. While the US administration and Iranian officials attempt to present the negotiations as victories, key issues such as uranium enrichment and the control of the Strait of Hormuz remain contentious. Analysts caution that expecting Iran to completely abandon its nuclear program may be unrealistic, and the complexities surrounding sanctions relief add further complications. As both sides prepare for upcoming talks, the potential for a lasting agreement remains clouded by skepticism and unresolved technicalities.