The MOU’s Major Points (Day 107)

By Mark Davidson on June 15, 2026 • ( 0 )

(15 June 2026) It is now 10 pm MST June 15, or, 4 AM GMT, June 16. The Strait has now been closed to normal traffic for 107 days.

We have been watching world and Mideast events, waiting for escalation of what looks to be the Second Signpost. It started with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz back on March 2^nd, which was the beginning of the second horseman’s efforts to take peace of mind from the earth.

If we are witnessing the start of the Second Signpost, it will culminate—in one way or another—with a full boots-on-the-ground invasion by Iran of much of the Middle East.

The Memo of Understanding (MOU)

The MOU with Iran presents the status going forward of major issues, along with the goal of hammering out a complete peace deal within 60 days.

The major points are –

1) End of all military operations in Iran and Lebanon.

2) Strait of Hormuz to be completely open.

3) Strait of Hormuz to be regulated by Iran.

4) Iran will dilute its enriched uranium.

5) Nuclear and sanctions issues to be discussed and agreed on within 60 days.

6) US will release $25 billion in frozen Iranian assets.

Conclusions

So, who “won” the war?

The regime will continue to exist. The IRGC and the office of the supreme leader have survived. The US did not achieve the objective to end the regime. According to the Signposts, Turkey ends the regime during the Third Signpost.

Iran pledges to not pursue a nuclear weapon and turn over or dilute its enriched uranium. It is very possible the whole nuke issue was a diversion, so Iran is giving up nothing, and the US gets nothing.

The Strait of Hormuz will re-open but under oversight from the IRGC. The regime advances here to a better position.

I would say Iran won the war. Another factor is how much money and interceptors/missiles were expended. Depending on the class of weapon it is anywhere from one-fourth to one-half of all rounds available globally. In other words, the ability to wage conventional war was reduced by that much.

The Persian Ram will survive to fight another day.

Meanwhile many nations are dealing with fuel shortages and facing famine. Not only did the US lose, but much of the world did too.

Keep watch.