Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah
Mojtaba Khamenei called President Trump's signature on the June 17, 2026,
Islamabad Memorandum 'utterly worthless' as Tehran suspended all commitments
under the 14-point ceasefire framework.
The deal, which aimed to halt hostilities,
reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and start nuclear talks, unraveled after the U.S.
resumed its naval blockade on July 14 and Iran struck the Muwaffaq Salti Air
Base on Friday, killing two U.S. troops.
With U.S. airstrikes continuing and Iran vowing retaliation through its allies, the brief pause has ended, risking wider conflict over a vital global oil route.