Iran has not yet submitted its final response in ongoing negotiations with the United States, according to information reported by Fars News Agency, indicating that discussions remain underway despite US President Donald Trump's claims that an agreement is imminent.

Fars reported that available information so far suggests Tehran has not delivered its final position, signaling that the negotiation process has not yet concluded.

According to the agency, the United States has returned to its previous position and accepted a return to a text that had been agreed upon earlier during negotiations.

The report suggested that Washington's shift could mark a significant development in the talks after periods of disagreement over key issues and negotiating frameworks.

Iranian proposal may open path to final understanding

Fars further reported that Washington’s acceptance of the Iranian proposal could pave the way for revisiting the draft text currently under discussion and continuing efforts to explore the possibility of reaching a final understanding.

The report comes shortly after Trump announced that he had canceled planned military strikes against Iran, claiming that negotiations had advanced significantly and that the final points of a prospective agreement had been approved by all parties involved.

Iranian sources, however, maintained that no preliminary memorandum of understanding with the United States has been formally approved, stressing that negotiations remain ongoing.

In a post on Truth Social, Trump said he had ordered the cancellation of the attacks and bombings scheduled for later in the day, arguing that discussions with Iran had reached the highest levels of its leadership and received approval.

He wrote, “Based on the fact that discussions with the Islamic Republic of Iran have been brought to the highest level of Iranian leadership and approved, I have, as President of the United States of America, cancelled the scheduled strikes and bombings against Iran this evening.”

Trump claimed that an agreement with Iran was imminent, saying discussions and the “final points” of a prospective deal had been approved “in both concept and great detail” by all parties involved.

He said the participants included the United States, "Israel", Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, Pakistan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Egypt, and others, adding that the time and location for signing would be announced soon, without providing further details.

Despite announcing the cancellation of the planned attacks, Trump said the US naval blockade would remain in place until the agreement is finalized. His remarks followed earlier threats of major military action against Iran, while Iranian officials have repeatedly denied any breakthrough in negotiations and stressed that Tehran has not changed its red lines or core positions.