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President Donald Trump claimed that the Islamic Republic of Iran has requested that the United States continue negotiations between the two countries, and he stated that the United States has agreed to this request. However, Trump simultaneously announced that the United States has made it unambiguously clear to Iran that the ceasefire has ended. These claims were made without any documentation or confirmation from the Iranian government or independent sources.

• Trump stated: "The Islamic Republic of Iran has asked us to continue negotiations and we have agreed to do so, but the United States has made it unambiguously clear to them that the ceasefire has ended."
• Trump claimed that the call for negotiations was initiated by Iran, while no information about such a request has been released by Iranian officials.
• The U.S. President emphasized that despite agreeing to talks, the ceasefire between Iran and the United States has ended.
• Trump's claims were made at a time when Iran-U.S. relations are in a closer state; however, the precise content of potential talks or their timeline remains unclear.
• Iranian sources have not yet responded to Trump's claims, and no official confirmation of ongoing negotiations has been issued.
• Trump simultaneously conveyed two contradictory messages: acceptance of the negotiation request and emphasis on the ceasefire's end.. Coverage difference: Media outlets supportive of the Iranian government (Iran Monitor, Fars, Jamaran, Entekhaab) primarily emphasized the contradiction in Trump's claims and used critical headlines (including references to a "parallel world"), while other media outlets (Khabar Online, Tejarat News, Hamshahri, Shargh, Etemad) simply reported Trump's claims in a news format without adding analysis or official reactions. No coverage included a direct response from Masoud Pezeshkian or Iran's Foreign Ministry.