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#HormuzClosureShowdown The MOU just took effect. Iran's military declared the Strait of Hormuz closed the very next day 🚨 Reason given: alleged US and Israeli violations of the MOU terms. The IRGC Navy warned ships attempting to pass "may encounter mines" 💀 US response: denial. VP Vance said there's "no evidence Iran is closing the strait." 55 commercial vessels transited normally on June 20 👀 So we have Iran saying it's closed. The US saying it isn't. Ships moving through anyway. And both sides heading to Switzerland on June 21 to keep talking 🫠 Trump announced no transit fees during the ceasefire period — which is actually a concession on one of Iran's original demands. Diplomacy is still moving even while the rhetoric escalates. But here's the problem: the MOU has been in effect for less than 24 hours and both sides are already interpreting it differently. If they can't agree on what happened in day one, what does a 60-day nuclear negotiation actually look like? 🤔 A deal where each party has a different read on the terms isn't a deal — it's a delayed argument 👇