Iran has firmly denied any agreement with the United States regarding its nuclear program, contradicting statements made by former President Donald Trump, who suggested that negotiations were nearing completion. According to a report by Fars News, the discussions do not include clauses related to Iran's nuclear commitments, which will be deferred for 60 days. While Trump expressed optimism that a final agreement could prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, Iranian officials have maintained that they will not relinquish their nuclear stockpiles or halt their nuclear efforts. The negotiations reportedly involve the temporary lifting of sanctions on Iran's oil and gas sectors and the release of frozen funds. The U.S. naval blockade has inflicted significant economic damage on Iran, costing the country about $435 million daily. The International Monetary Fund forecasts that Iran's economy will contract by 6.1% this year, with inflation soaring to 68.9%. Military leaders in Iran have issued stern warnings against any renewed attacks, indicating that such actions would provoke a severe response. The situation remains precarious as both nations navigate these complex negotiations.