U.S. President Donald Trump disputes reports that Iran leaked details of a proposed U.S.-Iran deal. In a series of posts on Truth Social, Trump says the terms attributed to Iranian statements “bear no relation to the truth” and says they are “nothing” like what was agreed to “in writing.” Multiple outlets report that the dispute centers on specific conditions described by Iranian state media, including claims about a memorandum of understanding that would establish a 60-day ceasefire while Iran negotiates how to retain some enrichment capabilities. Iran’s reporting also includes claims that Tehran would receive compensation tied to damage from U.S. and Israeli actions. Trump’s comments characterize the leaked information as dishonest and not based on good-faith negotiations.
Meanwhile, related reporting indicates uncertainty about whether any finalized agreement exists publicly and whether Israeli officials were aware of a deal at the time it was described. Trump’s remarks also reference a prior drone attack in the Hormuz Strait context, which he calls unacceptable. A vice president’s post on X also directly contradicts parts of Iran state media’s description regarding payments, according to one account. Overall, sources present competing claims about the deal’s contents and whether leaked terms match the written agreement.
