Publish dateSunday 14 June 2026 - 12:18
Story Code : 357772
Trump insists on signing an agreement with Iran today; Tehran will not give in to Washington
Reports indicate that Donald Trump is trying to finalize a possible agreement with Iran today (Sunday), coinciding with his 80th birthday, and register it in his name; however, the Islamic Republic of Iran, rejecting the airings and speculations of the US media, has emphasized that the time of signing any agreement is not yet clear and that the claims made by Washington can be evaluated within the framework of psychological warfare and political narrative creation rather than reflecting the reality of the negotiations.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Al Jazeera Network website wrote in a report that US President Donald Trump insists on signing an agreement with Iran today (Sunday) because it coincides with his 80th birthday.

According to this report, analysts believe that Trump's action is in line with his policies of achieving achievements and associating them with himself.

In contrast, Tehran does not intend to give Trump such a symbolic achievement, as Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghai announced that the time for signing the agreement has not been determined.

This is while Trump is trying to sign the agreement in his own name.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman emphasized yesterday: The American side has repeatedly announced that the agreement will be finalized today or tomorrow, while such statements are made more to create space and instill specific narratives than to express reality. Therefore, these statements should be considered as part of their psychological operations, not as a reliable basis for information and analysis.

Emphasizing the transparency of the official negotiation mechanism, Baghai said: The task of the negotiations is clear; both the weight and composition of the negotiating team are known, as are the negotiating parties and the mediator. Therefore, narratives that try to talk about the existence of unofficial channels or unknown individuals in the government for dialogue cannot be a reliable basis for evaluating the diplomatic process.
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