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U.S.-Iran MOU Afternoon Source Check

This afternoon check does not change the corpus status. The U.S.-Iran MOU remains a reported signed-and-publicized current-event lane with active implementation-watch requirements. Current reporting continues to describe a signed MOU, Hormuz reopening or traffic-restoration provisions, oil-sanctions waiver claims, frozen-asset conditions, nuclear/IAEA-related language, and a 60-day negotiation window.

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Source Note ID: WI-SOURCE-NOTE-US-IRAN-MOU-CHECK-2026-0001

Prepared UTC: 2026-06-18T17:58:03Z

Information cutoff UTC: 2026-06-18T17:58:03Z

Source base: Follow-up public web check for the reported U.S.-Iran MOU across current reporting and official-source routes, including White House, State Department, Treasury/OFAC, Federal Register, IAEA, UN, Iranian official routes, and current reporting from Guardian, Business Insider, Times of India, Economic Times, New York Post, and New York Magazine.

Analytic confidence: High that this pass found additional current-event reporting about the reported signed MOU and Hormuz/sanctions claims. High that this pass did not locate primary official implementation records through the checked official-source routes. Low to moderate for whether such records exist behind dynamic, foreign-language, social-platform, paywalled, blocked, or non-indexed routes.

Purpose: Preserve a 2026-06-18T17:58Z follow-up check so the corpus does not quietly upgrade reported U.S.-Iran MOU clauses into official legal, sanctions, maritime, nuclear, or UN implementation claims.

Boundary: Source-status documentation only. This note does not provide sanctions compliance advice, sanctions evasion methods, banking guidance, maritime routing, vessel guidance, toll-avoidance logic, nuclear technical detail, inspection procedures, operational planning, legal conclusions, or diplomatic recommendations.

Bottom Line

This afternoon check does not change the corpus status. The U.S.-Iran MOU remains a reported signed-and-publicized current-event lane with active implementation-watch requirements. Current reporting continues to describe a signed MOU, Hormuz reopening or traffic-restoration provisions, oil-sanctions waiver claims, frozen-asset conditions, nuclear/IAEA-related language, and a 60-day negotiation window.

The check did not locate primary official records sufficient to upgrade sanctions, oil-export, banking, frozen-asset, Hormuz, IAEA/nuclear, or UN claims from reported status to implemented status in WARLOCK-INDEX.

Afternoon Check Ledger

Source familyResultCorpus treatment
Current reportingAdditional reporting continues to describe a signed or finalized U.S.-Iran MOU and highlights Hormuz, sanctions, oil, frozen-assets, nuclear/IAEA, and negotiation-window claims.Keep as Class C current-event reporting unless the article directly captures a primary record.
White House and State searchesNo official U.S. MOU text, signing release, or diplomatic status page located in this pass.Do not upgrade official U.S. text or legal status.
Treasury/OFAC and Federal Register searchesNo waiver, general license, Federal Register notice, banking/insurance/transport notice, or frozen-asset implementation record located in this pass.Do not upgrade sanctions, oil-export, banking, transport, insurance, or frozen-asset implementation.
IAEA and UN searchesNo IAEA statement, safeguards record, UN Security Council record, or formal UN endorsement located in this pass.Do not upgrade nuclear/IAEA or UN implementation.
Iranian official-route searchesNo directly captured Iranian presidency, foreign-ministry, or official text record located in this pass.Treat Iranian official-position claims as reported until a primary route is captured.
Maritime/IMO routeNo IMO notice or primary maritime implementation notice located in this pass.Keep Hormuz access, toll, and traffic claims in reported or market-observation lanes.

Claim Status After This Pass

Claim layerStatus after 2026-06-18T17:58Z checkUpgrade requirement
Official MOU textNot directly capturedWhite House, State, Iranian official, or mediator published text/PDF
Signed statusReported signed/finalized in current reportingDurable official signing statement or final instrument
Treasury/OFAC waiverNot locatedTreasury/OFAC, Federal Register, State, or legal notice
Oil-export, banking, insurance, and transport servicesReported onlyTreasury/OFAC and relevant banking, shipping, insurance, or legal notices
Frozen assetsReported onlyTreasury/OFAC, State, central-bank, account-holder, or legal records
Hormuz reopening, toll-free period, or traffic restorationReported and market-observation lane onlyIranian, U.S., mediator, IMO, Gulf-state, port, shipping, insurance, or energy records
IAEA/nuclear measuresReported onlyIAEA, UN, State, Iranian official, or final-deal records
UN Security Council actionNo record locatedUNSC records or national statements attached to a formal UN process

Corpus Action

  • Keep the U.S.-Iran MOU implementation watch tracker active.
  • Do not change sanctions, Hormuz, nuclear, UN, or frozen-asset claims from reported status to implemented status.
  • Add this note as the 2026-06-18T17:58Z follow-up check.
  • Continue monitoring official U.S., Treasury/OFAC, Federal Register, IAEA, UN, IMO, Iranian official, mediator, Gulf-state, insurance, shipping, and energy-market routes.

Source Routes Checked

  • White House: https://www.whitehouse.gov/
  • Department of State: https://www.state.gov/
  • Treasury: https://home.treasury.gov/
  • OFAC: https://ofac.treasury.gov/
  • Federal Register: https://www.federalregister.gov/
  • IAEA: https://www.iaea.org/
  • United Nations: https://www.un.org/
  • International Maritime Organization: https://www.imo.org/
  • Iran presidency route: https://www.president.ir/
  • Iran foreign ministry route: https://mfa.gov.ir/

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