The day began with reports of three Iranian oil tankers breaking the US naval blockade through the Strait of Hormuz for the first time in two months, covered by BBC Persian and Radio Farda. State-aligned Tasnim refuted Bloomberg's alleged MoU text as inaccurate, while Trump threatened to resume bombing if Iran 'doesn't behave.' By afternoon, funeral preparations for Supreme Leader Khamenei appeared in state media, with Tasnim detailing the procession route. The pivotal shift came in the evening when the White House and Iran International published the full 14-point MoU text, outlining a framework to end hostilities and begin 60-day negotiations. State-aligned outlets framed the deal as a victory, with Qalibaf calling negotiation a method of struggle. Exile sources continued criticizing the agreement, while Trump denied any cash payments and distinguished the MoU from the JCPOA.