Some Republican lawmakers publicly criticize U.S. President Donald Trump’s interim agreement intended to end the Iran conflict after copies of the signed deal circulated on Capitol Hill. NDTV and Japan Today report that the criticism comes from within the Republican Party as details of the agreement become more widely available. The outlets describe the reaction as strong and largely negative, with Republicans characterizing the agreement in harsh terms and questioning aspects of the arrangement now that the text is in view. The coverage indicates that the public scrutiny is occurring shortly after the deal is signed, with members of Congress reviewing the document as it spreads among legislators. Both sources frame the episode as an internal party dispute over the Iran strategy and the interim nature of the agreement, rather than as a statement from the opposing side. The reports focus on the lawmakers’ immediate responses to the emerging details of the signed agreement, reflecting concerns about how the deal addresses the end of the Iran war.