Iran's Supreme National Security Council said it will, effective tonight, immediately and permanently cease all combat and military operations, including in Lebanon.

Iran’s deputy foreign minister Gharibabadi said the Islamabad memorandum (an Iran–U.S. understanding) has been finalized and will be signed in Switzerland on June 19. He said two measures take effect immediately from this morning: an immediate, permanent end to hostilities on all fronts, including Lebanon, and the U.S. lifting and terminating its maritime blockade of Iran. Iranian commitments will begin on signing; after a ceasefire, U.S. lifting of the blockade and frozen Iranian assets begin to thaw, both sides will enter a 60‑day negotiation period to finalise an agreement covering nuclear issues, U.S. sanctions relief, reconstruction of Iran’s economic mechanisms and verification arrangements. Gharibabadi warned Iran will respond if the other side defaults and said Iranian forces remain “finger on the trigger.” Iran’s Supreme National Security Council will issue a related statement; Iran said its gains far exceed its commitments.

Iraq's state oil sales organization chief said Baghdad has asked Turkey to extend the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline agreement by at least one year to allow more time to negotiate a new deal.