Iran’s military leaders dismiss Trump’s deal claims

Summary

Iran's military leaders have firmly dismissed claims made by the U.S. regarding a potential deal to end hostilities. This comes in response to Washington's recent 15-point plan.

The Iranian military command has articulated that it will not 'come to terms' with the United States, indicating a rejection of the proposed framework for peace.

This development raises questions about the viability of diplomatic efforts in the region and highlights the ongoing challenges in achieving a resolution to the conflict.

Key Facts

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Primary source	Financial Times
Source count	4
First published	2026-03-25T17:41:15.000Z

Updates

Update at 04:49 UTC on 2026-03-26

EuroNews reported The US president claims Iranian leaders are denying negotiations to save face amid fears of internal backlash.

Sources: EuroNews

Update at 09:44 UTC on 2026-03-26

NPR News reported The war in the Middle East escalated with Israel targeting Iranian infrastructure and Iran retaliating with missile strikes.

Sources: NPR News

Update at 19:33 UTC on 2026-03-26

France 24 reported A day after Tehran dismissed Donald Trump’s 15-point ceasefire plan, the American leader claimed that Iran was 'begging to make a deal.'.

Sources: France 24