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On 20 June 2026, Iran said it had closed the Strait of Hormuz again, citing Israeli strikes on Lebanon and violations of the ceasefire and of its memorandum with the US. Iran's military command and the IRGC Navy told vessels not to approach the strait. The US said ships were still passing, according to NPR. The Times of India reported that Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed more than 20 people.
Iran said it was still sending a team to talks in Switzerland set for Sunday, and Vance said the talks might start that day. The Sydney Morning Herald wrote that Trump threatened tolls if no deal is reached within 60 days.
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