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President Donald Trump says a deal between the United States and Iran will be signed on Sunday, but Iranian officials are casting doubt on that timeline. The reported draft agreement includes a waiver on oil sanctions, limits on Iran's nuclear program, and the release of frozen assets. Iran has also reportedly agreed not to build or buy nuclear weapons.
Some US lawmakers have criticized the deal, calling it a "surrender" after years of conflict. Meanwhile, Iran's tone has shifted from survival to projecting power, suggesting the country sees the deal as a strategic win. Pakistan has also been mentioned as a possible venue for the signing, but Tehran says more time is needed to finalize the terms.
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