Theguardian Trump Denies Sanctions Relief Offer to Iran Amid Ongoing Tensions
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- •Trump denies offering sanctions relief to Iran, claiming no concessions were made.
- •Iran's Revolutionary Guards counter Trump's claims, asserting their stance on nuclear weapons.
- •The U.S. maintains dialogue with Iran amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
On September 29, 2026, President Donald Trump denied reports suggesting he offered Iran sanctions relief in exchange for nuclear concessions. This denial came after media outlets cited unnamed U.S. officials claiming Trump was willing to ease sanctions if Iran demonstrated 'concrete progress' on its nuclear program. Trump stated on Truth Social, 'I offered them NOTHING.' The Iranian Revolutionary Guards responded by labeling Trump a 'big liar,' asserting that Iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons. Concurrently, Trump is set to host a meeting with tech leaders to discuss AI regulation, amid rising concerns about AI safety. The situation remains tense as Iran's leadership has indicated readiness for talks but rejects coercion. The U.S. continues to engage with Iran despite the rejection of the sanctions relief proposal.
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