BREAKING: Iran directly rejects Trump's new claim of a deal being signed tomorrow, saying the insistence on signing the deal on specifically Sunday is engineered around his own birthday, calling it a "propaganda event" that Trump is trying to turn into a unilateral "symbolic occasion" for himself, along with his UFC White House event, per Fars. The Iranian negotiating team says it "will not permit such a media and ceremonial manoeuvre," explicitly stating that the memorandum of understanding has not been finalized and no signing will happen.

BREAKING: Iran rejects Pakistan's claim that a US-Iran agreement is imminent and will be signed electronically during a ceremony in the next 24 hours, on Sunday June 23, with Iran's Foreign Ministry saying any signing "will not be tomorrow," and nothing is finalized, per Tasnim.

BREAKING: Several explosions heard near Qeshm Island and Sirik, southern Iran, with initial reports of Iran striking targets in the Strait of Hormuz, per Mehr News.

BREAKING: Iran says talks have now "completely stalled" due to Trump's positions and actions, saying that as long as Trump does not accept all of Iran's demands in the draft, the 60-day negotiation period has no chance of beginning and Iran won't sign, per a source close to Iran's Ghalibaf. Vance's new statements say the deal involves "no cash" and "no funds released for signing," while Iran's draft requires the US to release $24 billion in frozen funds and pay Iran $300 billion in war reparations before Iran signs anything. There clearly isn't an agreement.

BREAKING: Iran now also rejects Trump's claim that "we have a deal in which Iran won't have nuclear weapon," saying the current draft keeps the nuclear program completely untouched with no new commitments regarding not building a nuclear bomb, enrichment or uranium handover to the US, per IRNA. The draft also requires the US to pressure Israel to completely end the war in Lebanon, release $24 billion of frozen funds, pay Iran $300 billion as an "investment fund" for war reparations, lift the US naval blockade, release all sanctions, and accept Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz. These are Iran's conditions for the US to accept, only then will Iran sign the agreement.

BREAKING: Iran rejects Trump’s plan of a weekend deal-signing ceremony with Vance, saying any plan about signing in Geneva, Switzerland or a face-to-face meeting is nothing but a “mistaken understanding of US proposals and wishes,” due to the absence of a final deal, per Fars.

This is completely false. All reports claiming a deal has been reached, including Trump's claims yesterday are market manipulation ahead of today’s SpaceX IPO. Iran has explicitly rejected that any deal has been finalized.

WATCH: 39 times Trump has claimed a deal with Iran is "close" since the war began, per CNN. Iran has rejected all 39 of those deal-close claims, saying yesterday "all of Trump's words should be disregarded like his previous deal-imminent announcements."

BREAKING: Iran's Foreign Ministry directly rejects Trump's new claim that "everyone in Iran has approved the deal," including the Supreme Leader, saying no one has accepted it, and "no agreement has been reached," per Fars. Any agreement requires the US to "accept every demand" from Iran, including that it won't surrender enriched uranium or make nuclear concessions, that the Strait of Hormuz remains permanently under Iranian management, and the transfer of $24 billion in frozen funds. Iran adds "if it were to yield under pressure, it would have done so a year ago" rather than after sustained US bombing. The spokesperson also denied Trump's claim that the Strait of Hormuz would reopen on a deal signing, saying it "remains closed" under Iranian authority and "safe passage is not possible."

BREAKING: Iran directly rejects Trump's new claim that he reached an agreement to "cancel tonight's strikes" on Iran as "baseless," saying no agreement has been approved at all, and all of Trump's words should be disregarded like all his previous "38 times" deal-imminent announcements over two months, per Tasnim. A senior Israeli official also tells Channel 12 they are "not aware of any agreement being reached," per N12.

BREAKING: Iran has now placed all of Elon Musk's companies, interests, and assets in its target banks ahead of Trump's announced US attacks tonight, including Starlink ground stations across Qatar, Jordan, the UAE, and Oman, along with SpaceX shareholders, citing US and Israeli military use of Musk's Starlink and X platforms, per Fars. Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central HQ also warns the response to the US attack tonight will be different than usual, threatening to strike Gulf energy infrastructure with "either oil and gas exports are for everyone or they will be available for no one," and warning the war will go "beyond the Middle East."

BREAKING: Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has now dropped to "complete zero" after the IRGC Navy announced a full shutdown of the Strait following US strikes. Satellite imagery confirms not a single ship passing, per Tasnim.

BREAKING: Iran's IRGC announces it struck dozens of US military targets across five bases overnight in two large ballistic missile and drone waves. In Jordan, Iran hit and destroyed F-35, F-15, and F-16 hangars at the Al-Azraq Air Base with 12 ballistic missiles. In Bahrain, several P-8A Poseidon aircraft at Sheikh Isa Air Base and Patriot radar defense systems at the US 5th Fleet HQ were hit with drones. Iran also struck US installations at the Ali Al-Salem and Ahmad Al-Jaber bases in Kuwait, for a combined total of 18 US targets hit in the Kuwait-Bahrain wave.

BREAKING: Iran launches multiple ballistic missiles at US bases in Kuwait and Jordan. Multiple explosions now reported.

BREAKING: After Iran denied speaking with Trump, a new round of US strikes are now underway, with bombardment in Karaj, Hashtgerd, Abyek in northwestern Iran, and Sirik in southern Iran.

BREAKING: Iran denies Trump's new claim that he spoke with top Iranian leaders to "end tonight's bombing" or had any message exchange regarding a ceasefire, calling it "pure falsehood," with Iran "currently delivering a decisive response to the US attacks," per Tasnim.

BREAKING: Iran now declares the Strait of Hormuz "closed effective immediately for the passage of all types of vessels, including oil tankers and commercial ships," in response to US strikes. Any ship attempting to transit will be attacked, per Tasnim. Iran also denied Trump's claim today of US-led ship passage through the Strait.

BREAKING: Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central HQ says the IRGC will launch a large-scale attack on Israel with the first wave of ballistic missiles and drones toward central Israeli cities "in just a few moments."

BREAKING: Iran says strikes on US ships "trapped in the Strait of Hormuz" have now begun, with the IRGC preparing for a "historic operation," per a source close to Iran's Ghalibaf.

BREAKING: US airstrikes have now hit the South Pars Gas Complex in Asaluyeh, Bushehr Province, the world's largest natural gas field, per initial reports.