Washington DC, June 18 -- John Bolton, former US National Security Advisor to President Donald Trump, has sharply criticised the newly signed US-Iran agreement, calling it "very favourable to Iran" and warning that it repeats the same structural mistakes that plagued previous deals regarding Tehran's nuclear programme.

In an interview with ANI, Bolton argued that the agreement grants Iran significant economic and strategic concessions while failing to fully secure Washington's core objective of guaranteeing unrestricted navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.

He said that the MoU does not restrict Tehran from charging tolls or imposing conditions on the maritime traffic through the vital naval route.

"I think the deal is very favourab...