Donald Trump's assertion that a ceasefire agreement had been reached with Iran has been denied by Iranian officials, as schools in several regions were placed under lockdown amid escalating tensions.
The former US president made the claim during a press conference, but Iranian authorities swiftly rejected it, stating that no such deal had been negotiated. The denial came as multiple school districts implemented lockdown procedures, reportedly due to security concerns related to the ongoing standoff.
No further details have been released regarding the nature of the threats that prompted the school closures, or the specifics of the alleged ceasefire discussions. The situation remains fluid, with officials urging calm while investigations continue.
This development marks the latest twist in the volatile relationship between the United States and Iran, following years of diplomatic and military friction.
