
Iran denies any US talks even as Trump claims Monday meeting will yield deal progress
SWI swissinfo—Iran has publicly denied engaging in talks with the United States, directly contradicting President Trump's claim that a deal is taking shape and that negotiations are set to resume Monday. Trump has not specified a deadline for reaching an agreement, leaving open how long the two sides might posture before any substantive movement. The denial deepens uncertainty over whether backchannel discussions are occurring despite Tehran's public stance, a pattern seen repeatedly during the broader standoff. Analysts say the mismatch between the two governments' public statements makes it difficult to gauge the talks' actual status.
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