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  1. 13 Jun 2026, 02:32·

    Scott Basset, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, announced in an interview with "Fox News" that, given the progress of negotiations, a peace agreement with Iran is expected to be finalized "likely by the end of this week or on Monday."

    Basset pointed out that Donald Trump's decisions to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons imposed short-term costs and pressures on the fuel market and American families' economies. He added, "We understand that the past few months have been tough, and the rise in energy prices has consumed a large portion of wage growth, but we are moving past this critical situation."

    The U.S. Treasury Secretary emphasized that the country's economic infrastructure is currently functioning very robustly and that the energy market is well-supplied. He noted that with the resolution of this dispute and the containment of inflation, global oil prices have decreased by about 25 to 30 percent, and domestic gasoline prices have dropped by more than 10 percent from their peak, with the downward trend in prices and reduction in living costs for people continuing strongly.
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  2. 13 Jun 2026, 02:32·

    The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that Iran has launched several suicide drones aimed at attacking commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

    CENTCOM wrote on X that U.S. forces have shot down all these drones in recent hours, and ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz continues without disruption.

    The message stated: "Iran has launched several suicide drones in an attempt to target commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. forces have shot them all down in recent hours, and traffic in the Strait continues unhindered. This important international trade passage remains open for transit."

    Earlier, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters that U.S. forces had shot down several Iranian drones heading towards the Strait of Hormuz. This source indicated that the drones posed a threat to commercial shipping.

    This event comes as Tehran and Washington simultaneously speak of progress in negotiations to reach an agreement to end the conflicts.
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  3. 12 Jun 2026, 21:57·

    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates has firmly denied reports published by some international media regarding the transfer or release of financial resources for Iran.

    In a statement on the social media platform X, the ministry declared that the claims regarding the transfer of funds from the UAE to the Islamic Republic of Iran, including reports about a transfer of $3 billion, are "incorrect" and have no factual basis.

    Earlier, Reuters reported, citing four informed sources, that the United Arab Emirates had agreed to release billions of dollars for Iran, with part of these financial resources already provided to Tehran.

    However, the UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that no Iranian assets or financial resources have been released or transferred through this country.
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    UAE Statement, Machine Translation:
    The United Arab Emirates has firmly denied reports published by some international media claiming the transfer of money from the UAE to the Islamic Republic of Iran, including claims about the amount of $3 billion. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that these claims are completely false and baseless, stating that no blocked Iranian assets have been released, transferred, or facilitated through the UAE. The ministry also urged media outlets to exercise caution, rely on official sources, and refrain from publishing or republishing unverified information and baseless claims.
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  4. 12 Jun 2026, 21:36·

    Malek Shariati Niasar, another member of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, wrote:
    Well, when the door opens and they see that they understand the situation...
    malekshariati
    It has been interpreted that he is saying Ghalibaf is behind all the decisions that are announced in the name of Mojtaba.
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  5. 12 Jun 2026, 21:09·

    Tasnim News Agency: **
    Governorate of Hormozgan: The sound of an explosion near Sirik Port is due to warning shots in the Strait of Hormuz
    Fars News Agency:
    Warning shots fired at violating ships in the Strait of Hormuz

    Moments ago, people in Qeshm, Jask, and Sirik in Hormozgan Province reported hearing a sound similar to an explosion; there have been no reports of impacts in these areas.

    According to Fars News Agency from Bandar Abbas, local sources report hearing explosion sounds in three locations in Hormozgan.

    Just moments ago, elderly residents of Qeshm, areas of Sirik, and also Jask reported hearing explosion sounds.

    Investigations by Fars reporters from informed sources indicate that the sounds heard are related to warning shots fired at violating ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

    Provincial sources also deny the occurrence of explosions due to impacts in these three locations.

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  6. 12 Jun 2026, 19:59·

    Abbas Araqchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, said about the agreement with the U.S. to state television: "Probably in the coming days, a memorandum of understanding will be signed between us and the U.S."
    He added: "The signing of the memorandum will be done digitally and remotely after passing through the final stages of negotiations, which will be announced."
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    Abbas Araqchi announced on Friday night during a live television program that no agreement has been signed with the U.S. yet and claimed that Iran's nuclear file has been postponed to the second and final stage of this agreement.

    In an interview with the Iranian state television, he said the potential agreement with the United States includes two phases and "we have moved the nuclear issue to the second phase."

    This comes as a senior U.S. official told reporters just hours earlier that according to the agreement, Iran's enriched uranium is to be destroyed on its soil and then transferred outside of Iran.

    However, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic pointed out that the outcome of the negotiations is a "14-article memorandum" and stated that its contents will be announced after finalization.

    In his conversation, the Iranian Foreign Minister reported that according to the decision of the Islamic Republic, "the future of the Strait of Hormuz and its management will not be like before," and claimed that Iran and Oman will issue a joint statement regarding the management of this waterway.

    He further acknowledged that according to international law, collecting tolls from ships in the Strait of Hormuz is not possible and added: "However, service fees will be charged, and this will be established in the negotiations."

    Araqchi announced that according to the agreement, the U.S. maritime blockade against Iranian ports will be completely lifted, and Iran's frozen assets will be released.

    U.S. officials have repeatedly denied the release of these assets. J.D. Vance, the U.S. Vice President, clarified just hours ago that after the signing of the agreement, no financial resources will be made available to Iran.
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  7. 12 Jun 2026, 19:10·

    Ghalibaf's tweet, machine translation:
    The commitments made must be fulfilled; no ifs or buts, no excuses. There is no other way for the final agreement ahead.
    You reap what you sow.
    mb_ghalibaf

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  8. 12 Jun 2026, 18:41·

    Four sources familiar with the matter told Reuters that the United Arab Emirates has agreed to release billions of dollars for the Iranian government.

    Reuters reported that this move reflects a tactical shift by Abu Dhabi following weeks of attacks by the Iranian government on this wealthy Gulf Arab country amid the U.S. and Israel's war with the Islamic Republic.

    Two regional sources told Reuters that the UAE has agreed to release a total of $10 billion, of which more than $3 billion has been paid so far.

    Two other sources aware of the agreement stated that the total amount in question is $20 billion and added that this action was agreed upon in exchange for halting attacks by the Iranian government on the United Arab Emirates.

    One of these sources also mentioned that the first tranche worth $3 billion has already been made available to the Iranian government.
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  9. 12 Jun 2026, 17:53·

    Fars News Agency criticized Iraqi's tweet stating:
    Iraqi not only did not directly deny Trump's claim about the "falseness" of the published content, but by asking the media to refrain from speculation, he effectively created an atmosphere that could be interpreted as an indirect confirmation of the incorrectness of some news.

    Is his stance a kind of retreat or alignment with Trump's narrative? This comes at a time when Trump claims Iran has privately apologized.

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  10. 12 Jun 2026, 17:39·

    A senior U.S. official said on Friday in a conversation with reporters that Washington expects an agreement with Iran to be signed in the coming days, stating that one of its provisions is the destruction and removal of Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles.

    This American official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, stated: "Our negotiating team has put us in a very good position, but we need to see what happens. We are not completely at the finish line yet, but we are very close."

    He mentioned that the agreed provisions fulfill the main objectives of Donald Trump, the President of the United States, and "in the end, puts the situation in a very, very favorable position."

    The official added that the provisions of what is called a "memorandum of understanding" include the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of the U.S. blockade against Iranian ports.

    According to him, Iran's high-enriched uranium stockpiles will also be destroyed on-site and then removed from Iran.

    The official added that the agreement's provisions also include an inspection regime to ensure that its implementation will be verifiable and binding in the long term.
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    NewsNation reporter posts from the White House,
    Machine translation:
    🚨 Now a senior Trump administration official is providing more details about the proposed agreement with Iran.

    They expect this agreement to be signed in the "coming days."
    It's not 100% certain, but there is probably an 80 to 85 percent chance it will be signed in the next few days.

    This agreement fulfills the "main objectives" that the President set for this mission.
    First, it reopens the strait and lifts the blockade.

    🔻 Elimination of Iran's nuclear program.
    Receiving enriched materials by the U.S.: both destroyed on-site and removed from the country.
    Iranians will no longer finance violence in the region.
    An inspection regime to ensure this is a long-term and enforceable commitment.

    🔻 Question about "the volume of assets that will be released if Iran complies."

    According to the senior official: When the Iranians "fulfill their commitments, they can receive concessions in return for this performance."

    🔻 Second question: What has changed? What has made this agreement more tangible than before?

    • "We have reached a stage where we have brought the text to a place where we feel good about it."

    • "We have the text of a memorandum of understanding that we believe both sides feel good about."

    • "We feel that Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz has been weakened."

    🔻 Senior official: "What guarantee do we have that the Iranians will adhere to their part of the agreement? We are not giving any concessions unless they adhere to their part of the agreement."

    This senior official about the memorandum of understanding with Iran says: "We have brought the text to a point where both sides like it."

    According to the senior official, if they can adhere to it, they could reach an agreement within the "coming days."
    Technical negotiations will take 60 days.
    Has the Supreme Leader of Iran approved this agreement as you described it?

    The senior official says: "Individuals on both the civilian and military sides... have testified/assured that the Supreme Leader is satisfied with their current position in the negotiations."
    KellieMeyerNews
    The senior official tells me that in the past 24 hours, everyone from Vance to Witkoff and Kushner and Trump, along with Hegst, Rubio, Wiles, and Ratcliffe, have been involved in the negotiations regarding Iran.
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  11. 12 Jun 2026, 17:32·

    Israel Katz, the Israeli Foreign Minister, announced on Friday, June 22, via a message on the social media platform X, that although the President of the United States is moving towards an agreement based on Washington's interests and a common goal with Tel Aviv, which is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, Israel has higher expectations. Katz emphasized: "We expect the President of the United States to uphold this principle and other conditions in the missile domain and regarding proxy groups."

    He pointed out that heavy joint strikes have pushed Iran's capabilities back for years, adding: "Israel must ensure that it retains the ability to take independent action to prevent Iran from becoming nuclear in the future; for this purpose, I and Benjamin Netanyahu have instructed the army to be prepared."

    The Israeli Foreign Minister also stated as a key lesson from the events of October 7 that the country will not retreat from security areas in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza under any circumstances, and the army will continue to defend the borders against jihadist threats from the heights of Hermon to the depths of Gaza.
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  12. 12 Jun 2026, 17:29·

    Mahmoud Nabavian, a member of the National Security Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, wrote on X: Upon reviewing the text of the agreement, I must announce that compared to the previous two versions, the damages are greater and Iran's retreats have increased as well.
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    Nabavian then tweeted another post with a screenshot of Trump's post about Zarif's tweet, stating: An agreement that is cooked up by the architects of the disgraceful JCPOA is definitely #pure_damage.
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  13. 12 Jun 2026, 17:10·

    CNN reported, citing a senior Trump administration official, that the agreement with the Islamic Republic includes dismantling Iran's nuclear program and ending Tehran's financial support for terrorist groups.

    CNN, quoting the senior Trump administration official, added that the Islamic Republic agreed to "dismantle the nuclear program, destroy and remove nuclear materials, not release assets until commitments are fulfilled, keep the Strait of Hormuz open, and stop financial support for terrorist groups."

    The senior Trump administration official stated that Islamic Republic officials had previously said they would not sign an agreement without the release of assets and had repeatedly refrained from discussing their financial support for terrorist groups.
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  14. 12 Jun 2026, 16:53·

    Axios reported that Donald Trump assessed Abbas Araghchi's message on X as "very positive" and stated that he believes an agreement with the Islamic Republic could be signed over the weekend or on Monday.

    Axios also quoted Trump as saying that the Islamic Republic has privately apologized for spreading "misinformation."
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  15. 12 Jun 2026, 16:39·

    Amir Hossein Sabati, a member of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, wrote:

    According to the information obtained, the text of the potential agreement is worse than the JCPOA / Such an agreement will neither bring economic relief nor prevent war.

    On Monday night, I attended a gathering of people in Mojtahedi Square in Tarasht and explained that the enemy is seeking to destroy Iran, whether through war or negotiation, and those who still do not understand the enemy's goal and think that an agreement with the U.S. can put the enemy in its place have not grasped the obvious realities of recent events.

    I then stated that based on the information we have gathered so far regarding the text of the potential agreement, a deal weaker than the JCPOA is on the way, which does not respect the red lines set by the leadership and will neither bring economic relief nor ensure the country's security.

    In conclusion, I clarified that if we want to maintain our security, we must be more prepared for war than ever; otherwise, with the pretense of negotiation and yielding to an agreement at any cost, the country's security will also be compromised in the long run.

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  16. 12 Jun 2026, 16:35·

    Shahbaz Sharif, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, wrote in a post on X, "Amidst Pakistan's intensive mediation efforts, we are fully aware of the relentless campaign of misinformation being propagated by parties aiming to undermine the peace agreement. By setting aside these distractions, we can confirm that the final and agreed text has been reached, and Pakistan is now closely working with both sides to finalize the next stages of cooperation."

    He wrote: "Peace has never been this close."
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  18. 12 Jun 2026, 15:35·

    The Washington Post reported that Qatar engaged in secret negotiations with the Islamic Republic during the Iran war to protect its gas facilities from attacks by Tehran.

    In response, Qatar denied this report and accused the Washington Post of attempting to undermine Doha's mediating role.

    The Washington Post emphasized in its report that Qatar's behind-the-scenes actions illustrate the covert methods used by Gulf countries to keep themselves away from the damages of the largest regional war in the past 20 years.

    The report referenced the Islamic Republic's missile attack on the Ras Laffan gas facilities in Qatar last March, stating that this attack destroyed parts of the world's largest natural gas production complex, which supplies nearly one-fifth of the world's gas.

    This attack also jeopardized multi-billion dollar contracts with China and other customers, and the prospect of an early end to the war was darkened by dragging Qatar, one of the key mediators between the U.S. and the Islamic Republic, into the conflict.

    According to the Washington Post, this attack had another hidden consequence. Security officials in the Middle East and Western officials familiar with classified information stated that this attack also thwarted Qatar's covert efforts to keep its gas complex, known as "Ras Laffan," off the Islamic Republic's target list.

    One senior regional security official told the newspaper that Qatar proposed something akin to a "secret agreement"; an agreement under which Doha would commit to using its influence over gas supply to expedite the end of the war, and in return, it only sought one commitment from the Islamic Republic: "You will not attack us."

    Another official with access to the same information also told the Washington Post that Qatar's message to Tehran was: "You will achieve your goals without attacking us."

    According to these officials, Qatar was unable to secure a commitment from the Islamic Republic. However, the subsequent developments indicated that the likelihood of an implicit understanding, at least temporarily, remained in place.

    On the third day of the war, when the Islamic Republic launched hundreds of armed missiles and drones at targets across the Persian Gulf, Qatar shut down the Ras Laffan complex. At that time, Qatar stated that the reason for this action was "military attacks against operational facilities."

    Satellite images later reviewed by the Washington Post showed no clear signs of damage at Ras Laffan.

    Statements from Qatari officials also heightened concerns in global energy markets, including a warning from Qatar's energy minister who stated that this war would "bring the world's economies to their knees."

    In response to questions from the Washington Post, Qatar denied any secret agreement with the Islamic Republic and stated that the decision to halt production at Ras Laffan was made solely due to the threat of attacks and concerns for the workers and infrastructure that are vital to the country's economy.
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  19. 12 Jun 2026, 15:27·

    JD Vance, the U.S. Vice President, said on Friday that no financial resources will be provided to Iran in exchange for signing an agreement with the United States or attending a meeting, and Tehran "will not receive any money."

    He wrote on X that the U.S.-Iran agreement "is designed to ensure that the concerns of the United States and its allies are prioritized, and if the Islamic Republic of Iran fulfills its commitments, economic benefits will flow to Iran and the entire region."

    Donald Trump's deputy also promised: "This agreement has the potential to transform the region and lead to lasting peace."
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  20. 12 Jun 2026, 15:05·

    Iraqchi's tweet, machine translation:
    The memorandum of understanding in Islamabad has never been this close to finalization. Until it is finalized, the media should refrain from speculating about its content.
    In line with our responsible and transparent approach, all details will be shared with the public in due time.
    araghchi

    A few hours ago, Donald Trump, the President of the United States, criticized what he called the leaking of aspects of the agreement to the media by Iran and stated that the Islamic Republic's position on the agreement "bears no relation to reality."
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  21. 12 Jun 2026, 14:38·

    Replying to message #70691

    You stand at a distance where only you can hit, while our gun can't reach that far. That's not how it works.

    We weren't 😋💩 saying "More dangerous than a battleship is a weapon that can sink it to the bottom of the sea," but when you stand at a distance: #That's_Not_How_It_Works!

    Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari, Commander of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army

    ... #That's_Not_How_It_Works for the opposing side to be stronger and just hit us without letting us strike back; that's not called being stronger.
    Being stronger means that people come out into the streets empty-handed, and we massacre them with our military weapons...
    Tnaasosh
    ... now the army has 4 ground forces instead of the 4 branches. ...
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  22. 12 Jun 2026, 14:12·

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    The conditions that Iran leaked to the fake news media have nothing to do with the conditions that were agreed upon in writing. What they said, including their weak and pathetic statement about having an agreement, has no relation to the truth. There are very unscrupulous parties involved in the deal. There is nothing like a good faith deal with them. It's astonishing!

    Also, their completely thwarted drone attack last night against Indian ships exiting the Strait of Hormuz is absolutely unacceptable. They better get their act together as soon as possible, and quickly!

    President Donald J. Trump
    realDonaldTrump

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  23. 12 Jun 2026, 14:11·

    "Habibollah Sayyari," the Deputy Coordinator of the Army, has confirmed in an interview with the state television of the Islamic Republic that there is no information regarding the fate of the pilots who attacked Qatar in the recent war.

    In this conversation, which aired on Thursday evening, June 21, 1405, on the Islamic Republic's television, Sayyari spoke about the pilots of one or more Su-24 fighter jets belonging to the Iranian Army that attacked the Al Udeid base in Qatar.
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  24. 12 Jun 2026, 14:11·

    Mahmoud Nabavian, a representative of the Islamic Republic's parliament, criticized the draft of a potential agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic, describing it as similar to the JCPOA and "pure loss." He stated, "Talking about victory with this vague and damaging text is completely wrong."

    Nabavian criticized the provisions mentioned in the draft agreement, saying that under this agreement, the Islamic Republic would not have the right to produce nuclear weapons. He also added that the fate of enriched materials is dependent on the satisfaction of the United States, and all issues related to the nuclear program must be negotiated.

    This parliament representative emphasized: "This agreement is a pure loss like the JCPOA and is due to the changed calculations of the officials."
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  25. 12 Jun 2026, 14:10·

    🔸The newspaper Etemad, inside Iran, quoted a media member of the Islamic Republic's negotiating team, and the Axios website, outside Iran, cited a diplomat from a mediating country and an American official on Friday, June 22, reporting on the possible content of an agreement between Iran and the United States.

    🔸These two reports are somewhat close to each other, but Etemad's report, despite having more details, aligns more closely with the Iranian government's perspective, while Axios's text conditions some issues on the future of negotiations, such as the suspension of sanctions, which Axios states is contingent on Tehran's adherence to the agreement.

    🔸Etemad, quoting a "member of the media committee of the Iranian negotiating team," mentions a 14-article agreement emphasizing "the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days with Iranian arrangements" and "the suspension of sanctions on oil sales, petrochemical products, and derivatives, and Iran's full access to its financial resources."

    🔸Meanwhile, Axios reports that the Strait of Hormuz "will be reopened immediately without tariffs" and that "within 30 days," the number of ships passing through this strait will return to pre-war levels. In response to this action, the U.S. will also lift the naval blockade of Iranian ports, which significantly affects Iran's oil exports. Axios quotes its diplomatic source as saying, "No date has been set for the suspension of sanctions, and the suspension is contingent upon the implementation of the agreement [by Iran]."

    🔸According to Axios, the suspension of sanctions will increase when Iran "implements the agreement and demonstrates goodwill in subsequent negotiations."

    🔸Another difference between the two reports regarding the possible content relates to the release or non-release of Iran's frozen assets. Etemad, quoting its source, states: "The release of $24 billion of Iran's frozen funds during the 60-day final negotiations. Half of this amount must be made available to Iran before the negotiations begin."

    🔸This comes as Donald Trump had previously explicitly opposed the release of Iran's funds before negotiations or reaching an agreement and is generally sensitive to this issue due to his past experience with Barack Obama regarding the JCPOA.

    🔸Axios remains silent on this matter, stating that "it is unclear" whether the text of the agreement contains information about Iran's funds.

    🔸Regarding Iran's nuclear program, Axios wrote that the agreement will include "commitments" from Iran, most importantly that Iran will never seek nuclear weapons and will resolve the deadlock regarding enriched uranium, two issues that Trump focuses on.

    🔸According to Axios, Trump has agreed that one option for resolving this issue is the dilution of uranium within Iran "under the supervision of UN experts," a point that the New York Times had previously reported.

    🔸Etemad's source only referred to these topics in this way: "60 days of negotiations to reach a final agreement based on nuclear issues and the complete lifting of primary and secondary sanctions, U.S. sanctions, and UN Security Council resolutions and the International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors" and "reiterating Iran's commitment in the NPT treaty not to produce nuclear weapons."

    🔸In this section of Etemad's report, the fate of enriched materials is not mentioned.

    🔸Overall, based on Axios's report, the agreement, if signed, will extend the ceasefire of the war, including in Lebanon, for 60 days, during which Tehran and Washington are expected to hold nuclear negotiations.

    🔸As Axios wrote, Iran and the U.S. have agreed on the text of the agreement, and this text has also been approved by high-ranking officials in the Islamic Republic, but "it probably has not yet received the approval of Mojtaba Khamenei." Therefore, the current statement by the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson that the agreement has not yet been finalized is closer to reality.

    🔸While Trump had mentioned the signing of the agreement possibly on Saturday and Sunday, Axios reported that four U.S. Air Force planes flew on Thursday to transport equipment for the trip of G.D. Vance, Trump's deputy, to Geneva, Switzerland, for the signing ceremony "in the coming days."
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  26. 12 Jun 2026, 14:09·

    🔸Bloomberg News, citing senior American and Iranian officials, has reported that an agreement between the two countries may be finalized starting Sunday in Geneva, Switzerland.

    🔸The news agency, without naming the officials, added that the parties are "on the verge" of reaching an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

    🔸According to this report, the Iranian and American sides are set to "meet" on the sidelines of the G7 summit, which will take place in France starting Monday.

    🔸This year's G7 summit will be held from June 15 to 17 in the French Alps. According to individuals involved in the planning, the city of Geneva in Switzerland, which is near the summit venue, has been proposed as one of the potential options for signing this agreement, and the ceremony may take place starting Sunday, June 24.

    🔸A senior Iranian official and a member of the G7 have told Bloomberg that "the likelihood of reaching an agreement is high."
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  27. 12 Jun 2026, 14:09·

    Mahr News Agency, affiliated with the Islamic Propagation Organization, reported on Friday, June 22, citing a "source close to the Iranian negotiating team," new details about the 14-article draft agreement between Iran and the United States.

    According to this report, Tehran commits to not pursuing the construction of nuclear weapons and, in return, gains certain economic concessions, including the facilitation of oil exports and the consideration of the release of some frozen assets.

    Mahr reported from this official that after the potential signing of this agreement, more comprehensive negotiations will begin for a duration of 60 days, addressing more complex issues such as the level of uranium enrichment, enriched uranium reserves, and the details of lifting sanctions.

    According to this report, the 14 points of the potential agreement between Tehran and Washington include the following:

    1. Immediate and permanent cessation of war on all fronts, including Lebanon.
    2. The U.S. commitment to not interfere in Iran's internal affairs.
    3. Complete lifting of the maritime blockade within 30 days.
    4. The U.S. commitment to withdraw its forces from around Iran.
    5. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran within 30 days.
    6. Suspension of sanctions on oil sales, petrochemical products, and derivatives, and full access for Iran to its financial resources.
    7. The necessity for the U.S. and its allies to present reconstruction plans for Iran amounting to at least $300 billion.
    8. 60 days of negotiations to reach a final agreement based on nuclear issues and the complete lifting of primary and secondary sanctions, U.S. sanctions, and UN Security Council resolutions and International Atomic Energy Agency Board of Governors resolutions.
    9. Iran's commitment to continue its membership in the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) regarding the non-production of nuclear weapons.
    10. During the negotiations, the U.S. commits not to add to its forces in the region and not to impose new sanctions.
    11. The release of $24 billion of Iran's frozen assets during the 60-day final negotiations, with half of this amount to be made available to Iran before the negotiations begin.
    12. Establishment of a monitoring mechanism to implement the potential agreement.
    13. Approval of the final agreement by a UN Security Council resolution.

    Mahr reported from this "informed source" that in the last clause of the potential agreement, both sides agree that the final negotiations will not begin before the release of half of Iran's frozen assets, the suspension of oil sanctions, and the lifting of the maritime blockade.

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, stated on Thursday evening that as soon as the agreement is signed, the maritime blockade will end, and the Strait of Hormuz will reopen.

    According to Mahr, the final agreement will only address the fate of enriched uranium and enrichment, the lifting of sanctions, and the "reconstruction of Iran's economy," while discussions about the missile program and support for proxy groups "have definitively been removed from the agenda."
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  28. 12 Jun 2026, 14:08·

    "Amir Ahmadvand," 39 years old, was shot and killed on the evening of January 8, 2025, near the Rashid police station in Tehran. He was married, and at the time of his death, his wife was three months pregnant and on complete bed rest.
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  29. 12 Jun 2026, 02:41·

    According to Politico, shortly after Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced in a message on Thursday morning that he intends to "hit Iran very hard tonight," leaders from Gulf and South Asian countries made last-minute calls to him to change his mind.

    They assured him that a preliminary agreement, which paves the way for more detailed negotiations, is indeed available.

    Politico reported that these previously unreported calls were made by Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of Qatar, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the President of the United Arab Emirates, and Asim Munir, the Chief of Defense of Pakistan.

    All three sources spoke to Politico on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the diplomatic matter. Trump then announced on Truth Social that an agreement might be signed in the coming days.
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    The media reported that the discussions included the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's access to over $16 billion in financial resources.
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  30. 12 Jun 2026, 01:43·

    According to a senior U.S. defense official, commercial shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz was clearly threatened on Thursday night after the Islamic Republic of Iran fired drones at vessels passing through this strategic waterway.

    Fox News reported that the official stated, "It appears that the Islamic Republic attempted to attack commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz tonight. U.S. forces shot down two Iranian one-way attack drones."

    The official noted that despite these attacks, maritime traffic through the strait continues.

    This development came hours after Donald Trump mentioned that an agreement with the Islamic Republic might be signed within days, and the Strait of Hormuz would be reopened as part of this agreement.

    Following the sound of several explosions heard along the southern coast of Iran, the Fars news agency, affiliated with the Revolutionary Guard, reported earlier, citing "local sources" in Bandar Abbas, that Islamic Republic forces did not allow a tanker that had entered the Strait of Hormuz "without coordination" to pass.
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