Iran has firmly rejected President Donald Trump's assertion that a peace agreement with the United States is scheduled to be signed this Sunday, dismissing the claim as a publicity stunt.
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Tehran's rebuttal specifically highlighted the timing of the proposed signing, noting that the selected date coincides with the 80th anniversary of the Islamic Republic.
Iranian officials characterized the scheduling as a calculated publicity stunt rather than a substantive diplomatic overture.
The rejection underscores the fragility of the current de-escalation narrative, leaving markets to monitor whether Washington will adjust its timeline or if the diplomatic standoff will persist.
Investors will watch for any follow-up statements from the White House or Iranian state media that could clarify whether the proposed framework remains viable or has stalled entirely.