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US President Donald Trump denied information from the Axios portal about his readiness to ease sanctions against Iran in exchange for Tehran meeting its requirements for its nuclear program. Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Moscow welcomed the conclusion of a ceasefire memorandum between Iran and the United States, but noted its fragility.
United States President Donald Trump denied data from the Axios portal, according to which the head of the White House is ready to ease sanctions against Iran in exchange for Tehran fulfilling American demands regarding the republic’s nuclear program. The US leader wrote about this in Truth Social.
“Axios just published a story about how Trump has offered Iran sanctions relief and an asset freeze. This is not true. I didn’t offer them anything!” - Trump was indignant.
He said the Axios article “is a lie designed solely to satisfy their Trump hate syndrome.” He also called on the publication to remove this article.
Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Moscow welcomed the conclusion of a ceasefire memorandum between Iran and the United States. However, the truce reached turned out to be fragile.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The US and Iran can continue negotiations on the nuclear program while maintaining the current level of sanctions
Possible · Within weeks

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