On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump warned of misleading documents circulating about the ceasefire negotiations with Iran. He stated that only one official set of negotiation points will be considered in formal talks, condemning those spreading false information as “fraudsters and charlatans.” Trump emphasized that these individuals have no connection to the official US-Iran negotiation process and will be exposed after a federal investigation. He did not disclose the specific points but mentioned they form the basis of a temporary ceasefire agreement. This ceasefire, reached just before a self-imposed deadline, includes Iran's commitment to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for global oil shipments. Both parties are set to meet in Pakistan later this week to discuss a longer-term settlement.