Multiple reports say the United States and Iran have reached a memorandum of understanding. According to the coverage, the agreement includes provisions linked to an end to what is described as Israel’s occupation of Lebanon. The reports do not provide additional details such as the scope of the commitments, timelines, verification mechanisms, or whether the arrangement is formalized as a final treaty or remains at the memorandum stage. The information presented is limited in the cited summaries, focusing primarily on the existence of the memorandum and the Lebanon-related component. No further confirmed information is included about how the Lebanon provision would be implemented, what specific actions would be required of the parties, or how other regional issues might be addressed. At this point, the available reporting supports that a memorandum has been agreed between Washington and Tehran and that Lebanon is explicitly referenced in connection with Israel’s alleged occupation, but it does not outline the operational terms of that linkage.