Iran condemns the U.S. for violating the armistice memorandum, and will take necessary measures to respond.

Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement strongly condemning the U.S. Treasury Department's move to lift the suspension of sanctions on Iran's oil sales, stating that the action "seriously violates" Article 10 of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding signed on June 18, and demanding that the U.S. be held accountable for the relevant consequences. Iran noted that less than 20 days after the memorandum was signed, the U.S. revoked the relevant licenses issued on June 21, further proving that the U.S. side is "lacking in good faith, unstable, and untrustworthy." Iran accused the U.S. of violating the memorandum's terms multiple times over the past 20 days, either directly or through its actions in Lebanon via Israel. Iran's Foreign Ministry emphasized that Iran has been fulfilling its commitments under the memorandum in good faith, and if the U.S. continues to breach the agreement, Iran will take all measures it deems necessary to safeguard its national interests and security.