Iran disputes Trump’s claim peace deal will be signed today (opens original article in a new tab)

Iran disputes Trump's claim a peace deal with the U.S. will be signed today, stating no final decision has been made, while U.S. and Pakistani leaders anticipated the agreement. The proposed deal involves opening the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting sanctions and releasing assets, but clashes continued and negotiations on Iran's nuclear program are scheduled.

• Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson said the peace deal with the U.S. would not be signed tomorrow but possibly in the coming days
• U.S. and Pakistani leaders anticipated a framework agreement to end fighting between the U.S. and Iran would be signed on Sunday
• The proposed deal involves Iran opening the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for U.S. lifting naval blockade, releasing frozen assets, and waiving oil sanctions
• Clashes continued with U.S. forces shooting down Iranian drones and Israel striking Hezbollah in Lebanon
• Negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, including dismantling enriched uranium stockpile, are scheduled in a subsequent 60-day period
• Hardline protesters in Iran opposed the framework agreement