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Multinational Cell Seeks 60-Day Strait Passage, Iran Delays Permits

6/22/2026

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Story summary

The United States, Iran, Switzerland, Qatar, Pakistan and Lebanon opened a line to avoid incidents in Strait of Hormuz.
A de-confliction cell of the United States, Iran, Lebanon, Qatar and Pakistan enforces cease-fire.
June 22 2026 talks produced a roadmap for an agreement within 60 days.
Iran pledged free vessel passage for 60 days, although military reports the Strait remains closed and Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy is not issuing permits.

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Story summary

The United States, Iran, Switzerland, Qatar, Pakistan and Lebanon opened a line to avoid incidents in Strait of Hormuz.
A de-confliction cell of the United States, Iran, Lebanon, Qatar and Pakistan enforces cease-fire.
June 22 2026 talks produced a roadmap for an agreement within 60 days.
Iran pledged free vessel passage for 60 days, although military reports the Strait remains closed and Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy is not issuing permits.