Tehran rejects Trump’s terms and prepares its own amendments, signaling no imminent agreement as negotiations continue.
Iran will present its own amendments to the US-proposed draft deal, rejecting President Trump’s terms as insufficient for acceptance. An informed source confirmed Tehran’s position, emphasizing that only a text it independently approves will be considered final. The move underscores Iran’s unwillingness to concede to Washington’s demands without further revisions.
Negotiations remain ongoing, with Foreign Minister Araghchi acknowledging continued dialogue but cautioning against treating reports as definitive. Previous rounds of talks have stalled over key disagreements, with no clear timeline for resolution. Iran’s readiness for a no-deal scenario adds pressure to the already fragile discussions.
Markets have closely monitored the talks, with oil prices and regional equities sensitive to geopolitical developments. No immediate market reaction was reported following the latest update.