The day was dominated by a stark divergence in narratives over a claimed US-Iran deal. From early morning, exile outlets (BBC Persian, Radio Farda, VOA) amplified Trump's assertions that a final agreement had been reached, with details of a 14-point memorandum including uranium dilution and Strait of Hormuz reopening. State-aligned Tasnim and Borna News consistently denied final approval, labeling reports speculation. By afternoon, Trump and Vice President Vance directly refuted Iran's leaked version, calling it fabricated and denying any cash payments. Netanyahu vowed to prevent Iranian nuclear weapons. Exile media highlighted Washington's anger at Tehran's narrative, while state media emphasized red lines and sovereignty. The editorial split persisted: exile sources framed a deal as imminent, state sources as unconfirmed, with both sides contesting the terms.