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A preliminary US-Iran ceasefire deal was signed on June 17 but is no longer in force.

reported by 3 outlets · Reported fact · first recorded Aug 9, 12:30 AM

Outlets disagree on this: The existing cluster describes a ceasefire deal signed on June 17. Al Jazeera now describes the June agreement as a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) rather than a ceasefire, and adds that it dissolved in mid-July with both sides renewing attacks, introducing a different characterisation and timeline.

How each outlet reported it

Deutsche WelleCenter · Aug 8, 11:02 PM

The ceasefire deal is no longer in force

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Deutsche WelleCenter · Aug 8, 11:02 PM

A preliminary US-Iran ceasefire deal was signed on June 17

Details: June 17

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Al JazeeraLean left · Aug 11, 3:02 AM

An interim peace agreement was signed in June but has since broken down over a dispute on control over the strait

Details: June; interim peace agreement

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Al JazeeraLean left · Aug 11, 3:02 PM

The US and Iran struck an interim deal in June to end the war

Details: June; interim deal

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Al JazeeraLean left · Aug 12, 4:02 PM

The US and Iran signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at ending the conflict in June

Details: June; MoU

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BBCCenter · Aug 26, 11:01 AM

A Memorandum of Understanding between Iran and the US was signed in June with a 60-day deadline to reach a deal on the Strait of Hormuz

Details: June; 60-day deadline; 14-point document

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Al JazeeraLean left · Aug 26, 2:01 PM

A memorandum of understanding was signed on June 17 between the US and Iran for a ceasefire lasting up to 60 days

Details: June 17; 60 days

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