Iran has denied US President Donald Trump's claim that a peace agreement between Washington and Tehran will be signed soon. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.
According to the IRNA news agency, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghai called reports about the time and place of the document's signing premature and speculative.
"Reports about the time and place of the signing of the agreement remain speculative; nothing has been finally agreed yet," Baghai said.
According to him, a significant part of the text of the future agreement has already been agreed upon by the parties, but the negotiation process is complicated by the fact that the American side regularly changes its position and puts forward new demands.
Earlier, Kursiv reported that Donald Trump stated that the signing of the agreement between the US and Iran could take place as early as this weekend in Europe. According to him, US Vice President JD Vance will attend the ceremony.
This statement by Iran indicates significant disagreements between the two countries despite Trump's optimistic forecast. Baghai noted that the unstable position of the American side complicates reaching an agreement. However, progress has been made, as much of the text has been agreed upon.
The international community is closely watching the negotiations between the US and Iran. If an agreement is reached, it could significantly impact the geopolitical situation in the region and global oil markets. However, Iran's latest statement casts doubt on an imminent signing.
Iran's reaction to Trump's statement demonstrates the low level of trust between the parties. The frequent changes in the US administration's position hinder the negotiation process. The future of the agreement on Iran's nuclear program remains uncertain.
Experts believe that both sides are trying to protect their interests, but a compromise is necessary to achieve a diplomatic solution. Iran's latest statement indicates that negotiations are ongoing and a final agreement is not yet close.
The development of US-Iran negotiations is being closely monitored by global media. Signing an agreement could reduce tensions in the Middle East and open a new chapter in international relations. However, Iran's latest statement casts doubt on an imminent signing.