How does Trump’s deal with Iran compare with Obama’s?

The current memorandum of understanding between the U.S. and Iran under President Trump is an interim agreement aimed at paving the way for a more comprehensive deal, unlike the more solidified nuclear accord negotiated under President Obama. While Obama’s agreement was a multi-year pact that significantly limited Iran’s nuclear program in return for sanctions relief, Trump’s approach focuses on temporary measures to negotiate a broader agreement. This comparison highlights the difference between a structured, long-term deal versus a more flexible, short-term arrangement, and underscores the shifting dynamics in U.S.-Iran relations under the Trump administration.