Iran rejects Trump's claims of peace negotiations, labeling them as deceptive and market-influencing tactics.
US President Donald Trump announced that discussions are underway with Iran to explore a broader agreement, stating that Iran is serious about seeking peace.
Iran's parliamentary speaker refuted these claims, describing them as 'fake news' and suggesting they are intended to manipulate financial and oil markets.
Iran's Response to Trump's Statements
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps labeled Trump as a 'deceitful American president' and criticized his contradictory behavior, emphasizing that it will not distract from ongoing regional issues.
The denial from Tehran highlights ongoing diplomatic tensions between the US and Iran, with no confirmation of any official talks from either side.
Trump's remarks were made public, but Iranian officials provided no evidence of such discussions, maintaining their stance against any current negotiations.
This exchange occurs in the context of broader Middle East dynamics, as reported by Al Jazeera, though specifics on the timing remain tied to the source's live updates.
Observers note the potential impact on international relations, but details are limited to the statements provided.
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