21:39 - 13.06.2026
June 13, Fineko/abc.az. Following months of geopolitical brinkmanship, the United States and Iran are expected to formally execute an initial strategic framework toward a diplomatic settlement.
According to ABC.AZ, citing exclusive reporting from Axios:
The "Zoom Accords": The US and Iran, flanked by Pakistani and Qatari mediators, are scheduled to hold a virtual meeting on Sunday to electronically sign a landmark memorandum of understanding (MOU). Official sources confirmed that the remote nature of the ceremony is strictly due to ongoing logistical hurdles.
60-Day Ceasefire Extension: The draft framework, dubbed the "Islamabad Agreement," triggers a comprehensive 60-day ceasefire extension across the region, heavily covering active conflict zones including Lebanon.
Hormuz Reopening & Nuclear Tracks: Under the immediate terms of the MOU, the strategic Strait of Hormuz will be completely reopened to international maritime commerce without any transit tolls. This 60-day cooling-off window will simultaneously launch high-level technical negotiations over Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles and nuclear boundaries, tied to phased US sanctions relief.
