Islamabad MOU Between US and Iran Officially Torn Up, Expired

The memorandum of understanding signed between the United States and Iran in Islamabad has been officially voided and has expired, according to The Zioneer.

The Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran, signed in June, has been officially declared void and expired, according to a report from The Zioneer. The agreement had been under increasing strain in recent weeks amid disputes over implementation and the Lebanon ceasefire clause. The Zioneer has previously tracked the deterioration of the agreement. This official confirmation marks the end of the diplomatic framework that was intended to end hostilities between the two countries.

2 developments

1. 21:29 · 13 JulLatest

   The Islamabad MOU has been officially voided and has expired.

2. 10:37 · 13 Jul

   Iranian FM spokesman: Tehran weighs revenge demands, declares MOU with US void

• Developing08:40 · 15 JulIranian Deputy FM: US 'completely collapsed' MOU, Iran no longer bound by commitments including Hormuz
• Developing22:31 · 20 JunIranian-American agreement on the verge of collapse, sources say
• Strong23:18 · 14 JulIranian Deputy FM Jafari-Abadi: 'Islamabad Agreement' no longer exists
• Confirmed10:05 · 18 JunUS and Iran formally sign memorandum of understanding to end the war

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