BREAKING: Iran Ceasefire Extended - No Peace Deal Signed - IRGC Infighting Escalates

Despite claims from the Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and President Trump, the agreement reached is an extension of a ceasefire and a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to begin negotiations from scratch over 60 days. It is a 'deal to try to reach a deal,' not a final peace settlement.

The host explicitly states, 'No, no peace deal has been reached between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran. Uh simply an extension to the ceasefire, a memorandum of understanding or MOU has been reached.' He later quotes Sharif's statement about 'pre-implementation discussions' and 'technical talks' laying the foundation for an 'official signing ceremony' on June 19th, indicating the deal is not yet complete.

President Trump made a 'massive compromise' by immediately authorizing the lifting of the US Naval blockade and opening the Strait of Hormuz. This concession was made to prevent the IRGC from launching promised attacks on Israel, a significant shift from an earlier proposal to slowly lift the blockade over 30 days.

The host states, 'President Trump made a last-minute massive compromise. He immediately decided to say, 'If you sign the agreement to try to reach the agreement, we will lift the blockade of Strait of Hormuz tonight.'' He later adds, 'He surrendered the blockade of Hormuz in order to get the Islamic Republic not to launch more strikes at Israel.'

The IRGC secured a 'small but very important victory' by getting the US to lift the Hormuz blockade, which is seen as a diplomatic win. Following this, Iran's Fars News claimed joint management of the Strait with Oman, and the Deputy Foreign Minister demanded the release of $12 billion in frozen assets before any serious negotiations begin, using this as new leverage.

The host notes, 'It's a small but very important victory... in terms of the diplomatically and negotiations, oh yeah, it's a big win for the IRGC.' He then details, 'Fars News in Islam in Iran has now just said that uh the Strait of Hormuz will now be under a new management led by Oman and Iran.' And, 'The deputy foreign minister in Iran has also said that the negotiations will only start once the financial assets are unfrozen... Iran is saying 12 billion dollar to be released before the negotiations start.'

Despite agreeing to discuss the nuclear issue, the Iranian regime faces significant internal pressure and infighting. The government cannot fully surrender its nuclear program without being 'eaten alive by their own members,' who are already outraged by the decision to call off attacks on Israel. This internal dynamic makes significant concessions on nuclear disarmament highly unlikely.

The host explains, 'there's a massive infighting in Iran... They are already outraged inside the Islamic Republic that the government called off the attacks on Israel tonight.' He adds, 'the regime in Iran cannot surrender the nuclear program. They're going to be eaten alive by their own members.'

Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu has explicitly told President Trump that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) will not withdraw from Lebanon, directly contradicting IRGC claims that the US agreed to force an Israeli withdrawal. The IDF has already launched fresh strikes on Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon, demonstrating their independent operational objectives.

The host states, 'Prime Minister Netanyahu in Israel has told President Trump tonight... that the Israeli Defense Forces will not withdraw from Lebanon.' He later confirms, 'we now have confirmation that the Israeli Defense Forces have launched fresh strikes on Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon.'