The US and Iran almost simultaneously denied each other's information about the deal.

The peace agreement terms published by Iran bear no resemblance to the actual agreements, Donald Trump stated, commenting on information appearing in the Iranian press.

Trump is outraged by the Iranians' leaking of the terms of the upcoming peace agreement. The US President called the Iranian authorities "very dishonest people" who have no concept of "good-faith negotiations" or deals. Furthermore, all the information Iran has published allegedly has no bearing on the actual agreements.

The terms Iran leaked... bear no relation to the terms agreed upon in writing. What they said, including their weak and pathetic claim that there's a deal, bears no relation to the truth. They're very dishonest dealmakers. There's no such thing as good-faith negotiations with them.

Meanwhile, Tehran also criticized Trump's statements, emphasizing that they were untrue. He was referring to the alleged signing of a peace agreement in Geneva scheduled for Sunday.

Washington and the media's claims that an agreement is imminent are false. Tehran has not yet completed reviewing the terms and has not made a decision.

Comments

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ The US President called the Iranian authorities “very dishonest people” who have no concept of “good faith negotiations” and deals being made ❞ —

— "Whose cow would moo?" © ...

[alexboguslavski]

Nothing can be done about it.
A peace deal is more expensive than money.

I suggest we keep two counters. The first is how many times Trump promised the deal would be signed "as early as this weekend" (39 already). The second is how many times he threatened a "crushing blow." By my count, half as many. Which kind of hints at a desire to back away. But Netanyahu won't let him.

[Nexcom]

...I hope these counters (counting Donya) don't start spinning for the second time in a couple of days...

I'm even afraid to imagine the counter that counts Doni's victories - everything would spin like crazy there...

[Revolver]

Quote: alexboguslavski

How many times has Trump promised that the signing will be "this weekend" (39 already)

Somehow the arithmetic doesn't add up, it's only been 15 weeks since the war began.

[Revolver]

If there's an agreement, we'll wait for the official publication. If there's no agreement, we'll see what happens.

[Right hand of the eye]

The terms Iran leaked... bear no relation to the terms agreed upon in writing. What they said, including their weak and pathetic claim that there's a deal, bears no relation to the truth. They're very dishonest dealmakers. There's no such thing as good-faith negotiations with them.

The devil in all his glory...))) There are no more dishonest, vile, and deceitful negotiators than the Ziono-Saxon brethren. Agreements with them are worthless... But, as the classics say, the devil dresses in bright masks, absurdly calling his evil deeds good, his unprovoked, brutal aggression defense, white black, and so on.

[alexputnik17]

The most important, as if to say it censoredly (?) - wordplay, "caught" the Persians in dishonesty.
Yes, the Persians have already stated 20 times that the mattresses will not see control over Hormuz, which is unacceptable for Trump, since this is already a loss.

[Kmet]

They're very dishonest people to deal with. There's no such thing as good-faith negotiations with them.

So that's how it turns out... The Persians need to learn honesty from Trump himself: start negotiations and then immediately launch a missile and bomb strike, just like the American President recently gave a "master class." Trump has seven Fridays in a week because of Iran.

[gsev]

Quote: Kmet

Persians need to learn some honesty from Trump himself:

Trump loved to cheat contractors, and in the US, he always got away with it. He ran a shady business with sex slaves and got away with it in the Epstein case. But with North Korea, Russia, China, and now Iran, his cavalry attacks have never been successful. Maxim's best hope is that his protégé Dmitriev will pull off a scam for him, using the Russian budget and the wealth fund, involving Russian rare earth minerals or the Bering Tunnel project.

[Kmet]

The Slavs have a saying: "Let someone else moo, but yours should be silent!" That's all the Iranians could say in response to Trump's claims. Basically, there's nothing to discuss here other than the fact that Trump would like the media to cover his version of the agreement/deal, but he wouldn't want the document made public. That's the essence of his outrage.

[Andrey Apkadyrov]

Trump, at the start of his term, was like, "Look, I'll end the war in Ukraine in three days, blah-blah." A year passes. Ukraine has given up on the US, and Trump has started a war in Iran, which he also can't stop. He'll be reminded of all this in the congressional elections.

[Fitter65]

There is no such thing as good faith negotiations with them.

And this is said by a man who has repeatedly unilaterally cancelled agreements that his country had previously concluded with Iran.