Trump announces Iran deal settlement, Tehran says no final conclusion reached

President Trump said a “settlement” had been reached on an Iran-U.S. deal aimed at ending the war, and he suggested an agreement would be signed in the near term, according to a CBS News live update published Friday.

In response, Iran said Friday it had not yet reached a final conclusion on any deal, despite Trump’s public statement that a settlement had been reached and that paperwork was moving toward signature.

The conflicting statements raised questions about the status of negotiations and whether remaining issues have been resolved inside the Iranian government and between the two sides. Iran’s denial indicated that, at least from Tehran’s perspective, the process was not complete enough to describe as final.

CBS reported that Iran’s position was delivered the same day Trump discussed the agreement, leaving open what terms remain under discussion and what steps would be required before either side could treat the arrangement as finalized.

Diplomatic deals of this type typically depend not only on public announcements but also on internal approvals, drafting of the final text, and coordination on implementation details, including verification and timelines. With Iran saying there was no final conclusion, the next phase appears to hinge on whether negotiators can close gaps and formally finalize the document.

No additional confirmed details were included in the Friday report about what the settlement would contain, which officials would sign, or when signature could occur. The discrepancy, however, is likely to affect how quickly markets, regional actors, and domestic agencies plan for any operational shift linked to a U.S.-Iran accord.

For now, the record points to a negotiation in motion rather than a completed agreement, with Tehran pressing that the deal is not yet final even as the U.S. president described it as settled and nearing signature.