Trump Rejects ‘Fake’ Leaked Iran Deal Terms, Eyes Weekend Signing
President Trump slammed media reports of leaked terms for a new U.S.-Iran peace deal as “fake,” insisting the details bore no resemblance to the written agreement. He threatened fresh strikes before announcing a pause, saying Iran’s supreme leader had approved the proposed settlement and that a signing ceremony could take place in Europe over the weekend. Vice President Vance echoed Trump’s dismissal of cash payments, clarifying that economic benefits will flow to Iran and the region only after Tehran meets its obligations. A senior White House official said the two sides are close to a final deal. Senator Lindsey Graham welcomed the administration’s firm stance, warning against any enrichment under the new agreement and urging Congress to review its terms.
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