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June 15 — Despite Israeli interference, the U.S.-Iran peace agreement advanced unimpeded overnight and this morning. President Trump announced his approval of free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and immediate lifting of the U.S. Navy’s blockade on Iran. Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister further confirmed that the U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been finalized, with a formal signing scheduled for this Friday, June 19, in Switzerland. Notably, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister clarified this is only a preliminary Memorandum of Understanding, not a final binding agreement. Negotiations for a full final accord will launch within 60 days, focusing on core issues including sanctions relief, Iran’s nuclear program, establishing a framework for the country’s reconstruction, and oversight and enforcement mechanisms. Even so, global markets remain unconvinced about Middle East stability, lingering with caution. Against this backdrop, Bitcoin saw a sharp rebound. Per HTX mark

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June 15. The New York Times reported that U.S. President Donald Trump said in an interview Sunday afternoon local time that the deal he has brokered with Iran would ensure the Strait of Hormuz remains "permanently toll-free." He also noted that despite Netanyahu’s opposition, he had prevented Israel from suffering nuclear destruction. “He’s a very tough man, to be honest—he should be very thankful for what we did,” Trump said of Netanyahu. “Because if Iran possessed nuclear weapons, Israel might only have two hours left.” Trump also insisted that if Iran fails to reach a final nuclear agreement with the U.S.—scheduled to start in Switzerland this Friday—he would either launch a military strike against Tehran or condition such a move on the U.S. receiving 20% of the region’s revenue, making the U.S. the "guardian of the Middle East."

June 15: Israel Undermines Post-U.S.-Iran Peace Deal In the early hours of June 15 Beijing time, both the Prime Minister of Pakistan and U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. and Iran had reached a formal agreement. Trump confirmed approval of unimpeded passage through the Strait of Hormuz and authorized the immediate lift of the U.S. Navy’s blockade on Iran. Iran’s deputy foreign minister further confirmed that the text of the U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is final and will be formally signed in Switzerland this Friday, June 19. The Iranian official revealed that the MOU text will be released to the public only after the signing ceremony. Negotiations for a comprehensive final agreement are scheduled to wrap up within 60 days, focusing on four core areas: sanctions relief, the nuclear issue, defining a final framework for Iran’s reconstruction, and oversight and enforcement mechanisms. Prior to this development, Israel carried out an airstrike on Le

On June 15, U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated a “significant agreement” as a key to delivering peace and security to the entire region. In a public statement, Trump claimed every prior attempt by U.S. presidents to broker a peace deal with Iran had ended in failure. “Before my administration, all of these efforts fell short,” he said. “Today, for the first time, regional leaders have a president capable of helping them achieve real peace.” Trump further noted that after the agreement was signed on Friday, the strait will be opened to oil transport, allowing oil and gas to resume flowing to the region and global markets. As of press time, WTI crude oil had declined by 3.87% to $81.538 per barrel.

June 15 (Local Time) – Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced on June 15 that the text of the Tehran-Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) has been finalized, and it will be formally signed in Switzerland this Friday, June 19. During the upcoming 60-day negotiations with the United States, several key topics will be discussed: 1. Lifting all sanctions and related UN resolutions; 2. Nuclear issues; 3. Defining the final mechanism for Iran’s reconstruction; 4. Setting up an enforcement mechanism to oversee all parties’ compliance with their commitments. (FXStreet)