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Iran has signaled that it will not sign a nuclear deal by the Sunday deadline set by former President Donald Trump. Tehran is expected to demand that the United States unfreeze billions of dollars of Iranian funds held in other countries as a precondition for any agreement. The article, published by The Business Times on June 14, 2026, indicates a significant impasse in negotiations, with Iran's leadership likely to reject the imposed timeline and push for financial concessions before committing to any deal. The standoff underscores ongoing tensions between the two nations over Iran's nuclear program and economic sanctions.
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Tehran is likely to demand that the United States unfreeze billions of dollars of its funds held in other countries, signaling that no agreement will be reached by former President Donald Trump’s Sunday deadline.
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