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Iran says it has not made a final decision on a potential nuclear agreement with the U.S. and will not back down on its “red lines” in negotiations, according to Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei.

Speaking to the Islamic Republic News Agency, Baghaei said reports about the timing or location of a possible signing are “speculative,” and that no deal has been finalized.

He noted that much of the negotiating text is already complete, but accused Washington of repeatedly shifting its positions during talks.

Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump said an agreement could be reached early next week and signed in Europe. Tehran has denied that any memorandum of understanding has been finalized.

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