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- Jun 17, 202690% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Trump Signs the Islamabad Memorandum to End the Iran War
- Trump signed the memorandum at a dinner with Emmanuel Macron at the Palace of Versailles on Wednesday 17 June 2026, at the end of the G7 summit; Pakistan's prime minister Shehbaz Sharif, the mediator, hailed a 'peaceful resolution'[1][2]
- Its 14 points commit the US and Iran to a final deal 'in maximum 60 days', the US to begin removing its naval blockade on signing, and Iran to allow commercial ships through Hormuz with no charge for 60 days[5]
- The US account also promised at least USD 300 billion for Iran's reconstruction, the release of frozen assets and immediate sanctions waivers for Iran's oil industry[5]
- CENTCOM said on 18 June that blockade enforcement had ceased[4]
- The memorandum left Iran's nuclear programme and missiles to later talks; it collapsed in July and its 60-day term lapsed in mid-August[2][3]
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- [1]90%theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/18/donald-trump-iran-deal-reactions-anger-relief-incredulitytheguardian.com· Posted Sep 27, 2026· Starts Jun 17, 2026 ✓· 24% of score
The Guardian: 'Donald Trump had dinner with Emmanuel Macron at the palace of Versailles on Wednesday, where he signed the agreement with Iran' (Wednesday 17 June 2026); the White House photo is captioned as Trump signing the MoU at Versailles on 17 June.
- [2]75%Islamabad Memorandumen.wikipedia.org· Added Sep 27, 2026· 24% of score
Says representatives signed digitally on 14 June, Trump signed at Versailles on 17 June after the G7 and Pezeshkian signed in Tehran, and that the MoU contains no accord on Iran's nuclear programme or missiles.[1]
- [3]78%US-Iran MoU is set to expire: What to knowaljazeera.com· Published Aug 16, 2026· 20% of score
Confirms the MoU was 'signed on June 17 by Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian' and reports its 60-day term lapsing in mid-August with neither side seeking an extension.[1]
- [4]82%US military says it has lifted naval blockade of Iranian portsaljazeera.com· Published Jun 18, 2026· 16% of score
CENTCOM said all blockade enforcement efforts 'have ceased' the day after the signing, while US forces would remain in the area.[1]
- [5]85%Read the US account of unreleased 14-point Iran ceasefire memorandumaljazeera.com· Published Jun 17, 2026· 16% of score
A senior US official's verbatim account of the 14 points: a final deal 'in maximum 60 days', the US to begin removing its naval blockade on signing, toll-free passage through Hormuz for 60 days, and at least USD 300 billion for Iran's reconstruction.[1]
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