The United States and Iran have communicated differing messages regarding the timing of a potential peace deal. Iranian officials have challenged President Trump's statement that a ceasefire would be finalized on Sunday. According to Iran's state-run Fars News Agency, Tehran has not finalized or officially declared its position on the proposed agreement.
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US and Iran Provide Conflicting Updates on Peace Deal
The U.S. and Iran are presenting conflicting information about a potential peace deal. Iranian officials dispute President Trump's claim that a ceasefire would be finalized on Sunday, stating that no official position has been declared.
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