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June 15, 2026

He bent over and let Iran fuck him in the ass....

What we (don't) know about the agreement

By Ivana Kottasová

The US and Iran have reached an agreement that will end a US blockade of Iranian ports, reopen the Strait of Hormuz and begin a 60 days of nuclear negotiations.

Here is what we know – and don’t know – about the key issues at stake:

Strait of Hormuz

The US said the route would reopen after the agreement is signed on Friday, with President Trump declaring that passage through the waterway would be “permanently toll free.”

But two semi-official Iranian news agencies reported Monday that while Tehran will allow free transit for the 60-day window in which further negotiations will take place, it plans to impose fees after that period, with Fars saying Iran “intends to benefit financially from commercial shipping traffic through the Strait.”

Safety considerations will also impact the timing of any reopening. CNN has previously reported that Iran has laid mines in the strait and negotiators will need to reach agreements on how to remove them.

Ceasefire

Pakistan, which brokered the agreement, said both sides had “declared the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon.”

But US President Donald Trump did not include Lebanon in his announcement and Israel, which is not party to the agreement, said its forces are not withdrawing from Lebanon.

Nuclear issues

The US said Iran made assurances that it would never get a nuclear weapon. But there are no concrete commitments around Iran’s nuclear program or its uranium stockpiles. That can has been kicked down the road.

Sanctions and frozen funds.

Iran said the 60-day nuclear negotiations will begin only after the US releases billions of dollars of frozen funds. But a US official said no money would be released without clear commitments by Iran.

The economy

Oil prices fell to their lowest levels in three months on the announcement but remain around $10 a barrel above their pre-war levels. A broader economic recovery will likely take months.

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