On June 17, Italian editors tracked the finalization of the US-Iran deal, which dominated coverage from morning to night. Early headlines reported Iranian tankers passing the US blockade in Hormuz and G7 praise for the accord. By afternoon, Trump threatened to resume bombing if Iran misbehaved, while Meloni confirmed Italy's readiness for the Hormuz mission. The official 14-point memorandum, including a $300 billion fund for Tehran, was published and signed digitally by evening, with Trump announcing the agreement in force. The G7 summit's conclusion and Meloni's satisfaction were secondary. Domestically, the mother of Garlasco suspect Andrea Sempio was hospitalized after a drug overdose, and a high-speed rail line between Milan and Bologna was suspended due to a fault.