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Trump blasts Iranian media, says leaked ceasefire deal terms are untrue

Trump said the leaked proposal does not match the written agreement, while officials said Iran would get no frozen assets until it meets its commitments.

  • President Donald Trump sharply dismissed leaked ceasefire terms published by Iranian state media, branding the reports as "fake news" on Truth Social and asserting they do not reflect the actual written negotiations.
  • Trump stated that the leaked details have "NOTHING to do with the terms that were agreed to, in writing," heavily criticizing Tehran’s portrayal of the agreement and describing their public claims as a "weak and pathetic statement on having a deal."
  • The president’s furious response was triggered by a 14-point draft published by Iran's Mehr News Agency, which claimed the U.S. would provide a $300 billion reconstruction package, release $24 billion in frozen assets, and lift oil sanctions while allowing Iran to maintain full authority over the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Trump fiercely attacked the integrity of Iranian leadership following the leak, writing that they are "very dishonorable people to deal with" and declaring that "with them, there is no such thing as dealing in good faith."
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