Donald Trump has sharply rejected reports of a draft U.S.-Iran agreement, accusing Tehran of leaking a “fake” version of ongoing negotiations. The clash erupted as reports suggested a memorandum of understanding could be nearing completion, raising hopes for a breakthrough after weeks of tensions. Trump insisted the reported terms had “nothing to do” with what was agreed in writing and accused Iran of acting in bad faith. The dispute comes amid continued concerns over the Strait of Hormuz, regional security and maritime attacks. Are Washington and Tehran closer to peace or another confrontation?

Donald Trump claimed that details of the deal shared with U.S. media were false.

Iran refuted US President Trump's claim that Supreme Leader Khamenei approved a peace deal, stating no text has been finalized but talks remain a possibility.