Day 107 of the WarSunday, June 14, 2026
Day 107 — The Deal Is Done: Trump Declares the War Over, Hormuz Reopens Toll-Free; Iran Signs Under Mojtaba After Ali Khamenei's Reported Death; Tehran Calls Off a Last-Minute Strike on Israel
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Inside Iran — A Funeral Prepared, a Threat Issued
- The regime begins arranging Ali Khamenei's funeral — the Science Ministry postpones all university exams over the procession, and officials redirect loyalty to his son Mojtaba as the new locus of power.source
- The dark undertow continues: on an IRGC-tied Fars News forum, a user threatens acid attacks on unveiled women if the deal is signed — a reminder that the regime's war on its own people did not end with the ceasefire.source
Operation Epic Fury — Tallying the Cost
- As the campaign closes, the U.S. tally of Operation Epic Fury comes into focus: an F-15QA fighter downed over Iran, an AH-64E Apache lost over the Strait of Hormuz, and multiple MQ-9 Reaper drones brought down.source
The Deal Is Done — Trump Declares the War Over
- Trump announces a completed deal with the Islamic Republic: an immediate, permanent ceasefire, the Strait of Hormuz reopened toll-free, and the lifting of the blockade. Iran's Supreme National Security Council confirms the memorandum ending the war.source
- The pact is sealed by a decapitated regime: Tehran negotiates and signs under Mojtaba Khamenei after the reported death of his father, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei — whose state funeral the regime is now preparing.source
Terms of the Memorandum — Hormuz, Frozen Funds, a Permanent Ceasefire
- Iran's Mehr News publishes a short version of the 14-clause MoU: a permanent ceasefire on all fronts, Hormuz reopened without tolls, and the release of roughly $12 billion in frozen Iranian funds before signing.source
- France's Macron welcomes the agreement and calls for its rapid implementation to reopen Hormuz; meanwhile Trump publicly accuses Senator Jack Reed of lying for calling the deal inferior to Obama's JCPOA.source
The Last-Minute Climbdown — Iran Calls Off a Strike on Israel
Global- The IRGC Aerospace Force was preparing a major ballistic strike on Israel in retaliation for Israeli airstrikes on Beirut's Dahiya — but Iran held fire after Pakistani mediation and signed the deal instead.source
- Vice President JD Vance confirms Iran called off the planned large-scale missile strike shortly before signing, even as Israel kept striking Beirut — a measure of how close the war came to reigniting at the finish line.source