The United States has indicated that a deal aimed at stopping the conflict involving Iran could be signed as early as Sunday. However, officials in Tehran have challenged this timeline.
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US and Iran Negotiations on Potential Deal
The United States has suggested that a deal to cease hostilities related to Iran may be finalized on Sunday. Iranian officials have contested this proposed schedule.
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Will the US-Iran deal be signed on Sunday? What we know so far
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US and Iran Negotiations on Potential Deal