Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) rejected reports that an agreement will be signed in Geneva on Sunday, according to Iranian media. No further details on the reported deal were provided.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has denied reports of an agreement being signed in Geneva on Sunday, according to Iranian media. The denial, reported by Iranian outlets on Saturday afternoon, did not specify which reports the IRGC was addressing or what the prospective agreement might concern. This development comes after a series of Iranian denials published by The Zioneer throughout the day.
The Zioneer reported earlier on Saturday that a source on Iran's negotiation team called claims of a final Sunday deal 'completely false' (Jun 11, 22:56 Jerusalem). Shortly after, the IRGC-affiliated Fars News Agency also denied the reports (Jun 11, 22:56 Jerusalem). Negotiator Mohammad Marandi subsequently confirmed that no deal will be reached this Sunday, saying 'there is still work to do' (Jun 11, 22:56 Jerusalem). Previous versions of this thread, starting at 22:56 Jerusalem, traced the denials as they escalated from a single source to multiple official channels.
No official Israeli or international confirmation of such an agreement has been published. The sequence of denials follows a day of conflicting claims, with initial reports suggesting a breakthrough and subsequent Iranian officials uniformly pushing back.
What remains open is the nature of the reports the IRGC is denying — no Israeli or Western outlet has confirmed the original claim of a Sunday signing, and the subject of the rumored agreement remains unspecified.
6 developments
- DevelopingRevolutionary Guards source tells Israeli reporter they have no intention of keeping US-Iran deal
- DevelopingIRGC denies issuing any threat to fire at Israel
- StrongIRGC: 'We do not betray our allies; the response is on the way'
- StrongIran's IRGC-affiliated Fars: no final US deal yet, even if agreed it won't meet Trump's timeline
Source and signal
- Internal intake