Trump says Iran talks are fully negotiated, but Iran disputes his claim

President Trump is portraying the Iran negotiations as fully settled agreements. He says the deals are already negotiated and ready to be implemented. The President Trump is portraying the Iran negotiations as fully settled agreements.

He says the deals are already negotiated and ready to be implemented. The administration hopes this framing will bind Iran to the terms. Iranian officials have publicly rejected Trump's characterization. They say the talks are still

ongoing and no final agreement exists. The contrasting statements raise doubts about the deal's durability. Experts warn that repeated disputes could undermine the entire effort. The outcome may depend on whether both sides can resolve the disagreements.