New Details of US Iran Negotiations: Establishing a $300 Billion Fund for Iran and Stopping Fighting in Lebanon Odaily Planet Daily News: According to i24News, citing The New York Times, the latest details of a draft understanding being discussed between the United States and Iran. The report describes a broad and complex framework that may reshape regional tensions, but also faces significant uncertainty. According to informed officials, the core of the proposed arrangement is to temporarily ease hostilities, supplemented by parallel political and economic commitments, aimed at paving the way for a long-term agreement. Some versions of the proposal are more in-depth, with wording characterizing this arrangement as a broader "end the war" declaration covering multiple fronts, including the cessation of fighting in Lebanon. One of the most notable features of the draft is the inclusion of a potential international "investment fund" for Iran; Some participants described it as a post-war reconstruction mechanism. According to discussions, the valuation of the fund is approximately $300 billion, although not all mediators have confirmed this specific figure. Iranian officials have positioned this concept as a reconstruction plan that can be launched after the final agreement is reached; According to previous reports, the estimated amount of compensation for losses caused by past attacks in Iran's earlier claims was much higher than this figure. (Golden Ten)