Iranian officials deny President Donald Trump’s claim that U.S.-Iran negotiations are set to begin Monday, with Tehran stating there are no plans for direct talks. CBS News reports that Iran says it has no intention to hold direct negotiations with the United States despite Trump’s assertion that a “deal is imminent.” The New York Post similarly reports that Iran rejects the idea that new peace talks are planned for later Monday, describing the claim as inaccurate and stating that no talks are occurring or scheduled. Both accounts emphasize that Iran’s position contradicts Trump’s public statements about imminent negotiations. The reports do not provide evidence of formal U.S.-Iran scheduling for direct talks, and Iran’s response is presented as a denial of the timing and existence of new negotiations. The discrepancy leaves the status of any potential diplomatic engagement unclear, with Iran signaling that no direct talks are planned at this time.