‘Dishonorable’: Trump says leaked Iran ceasefire terms fake

‘Dishonorable’: Trump says leaked Iran ceasefire terms fakeTrump decries ‘dishonorable people’ after reports Iran made few concessions in deal US has said could be soon signed.United States President Donald Trump has lashed out at Iran after state media reported alleged terms of a possible ceasefire agreement.In a post on Truth Social on Friday, Trump said the published terms were “fake news” and had “NOTHING to do with the terms that were agreed to, in writing”.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Iran shuts Hormuz strait: But wasn’t it already closed?list 2 of 3Trump calls off third night of Iran strikes after threatening Kharg Islandlist 3 of 3US-Iran war to pull global economy to post-COVID low: World Bankend of list“Very dishonorable people to deal with. With them, there is no such thing as dealing in good faith,” he said.The statement was the latest turn in the swiftly developing situation surrounding efforts to reach a more lasting end to the war, which the US and Israel launched against Iran on February 28.It further indicated that any breakthrough remained on shaky ground, despite Trump on Thursday saying a deal had been “approved” and an official signing could happen within days.Iranian ⁠Foreign ⁠Minister Abbas Araghchi, meanwhile, in a post on X on Friday that an “Islamabad Memorandum of ⁠Understanding” towards a ceasefire had “never been closer”.He urged media outlets to refrain from speculating about the terms until they were finalised. Trump posted a screenshot of the message on his Truth Social account.In his post, the US president did not specifically clarify what Iranian report he was referencing; however, his post came shortly after the official Iranian state news agency, IRNA, published what it described as seven main points of the deal.The report indicated virtually no compromise from Iran on key issues that have long held up a breakthrough in a more lasting deal, since an agreement to pause fighting was reached in early April.