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Iran’s deputy foreign minister and head of its technical negotiating delegation, Gharibabadi, told reporters after a tripartite meeting in Doha with Qatar and Pakistan that Tehran raised and reviewed alleged U.S. breaches of Article 1 of the Iran‑U.S. memorandum of understanding on ending hostilities in Lebanon. He said the delegation also discussed reports of increased U.S. regional military equipment and force deployments and what Iran described as threatening, interventionist U.S. rhetoric. Iran signaled the commitments in the MoU are indivisible and announced it will form a supervisory team to monitor, notify and review alleged violations via direct communication channels.

The U.S. has told Iran it will reject any change to the current status quo in the Strait of Hormuz and will treat such moves as a breach of the agreement. Washington says Iran’s conduct in the strait is the first test of its commitments; any progress on frozen Iranian funds will be conditional on Iran’s compliance.