Iran has stated that no final agreement has been reached to end the current conflict with the United States, contradicting President Donald Trump's recent claims that a deal was near. The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Nasser Kanaani, said on June 11, 2026, that 'nothing has been finalized' and that negotiations are ongoing, according to state media.
Trump had told reporters on June 10 that the US was 'very close' to a deal with Iran, suggesting that a breakthrough could be announced soon. However, Iranian officials have repeatedly stressed that any agreement must respect Iran's red lines, including the lifting of all sanctions and guarantees that the US will not withdraw from any future pact.
The conflicting statements come amid heightened tensions, with the US maintaining a significant military presence in the region. The US has not commented on Iran's latest denial, but analysts say the gap between the two sides remains wide on key issues such as Iran's nuclear program and regional influence.
No official talks have been confirmed between the two countries, and the status of any potential agreement remains unclear. The situation continues to evolve, with both sides signaling willingness to negotiate but disagreeing on the terms.
