The United States will allow Iran to immediately resume its oil and fuel export sales, according to sources cited by The Wall Street Journal. This move is part of an agreement aimed at providing Tehran with an economic incentive to reduce tensions. The agreement includes provisions that exempt Iran from oil-sales sanctions, effective immediately upon signing this week. Additionally, essential services such as banking, transportation, and insurance, which are necessary for facilitating oil sales, will also be exempted. These measures are intended to ensure the smooth execution of transactions as part of the broader effort to de-escalate the ongoing conflict.