Trump says $300B fund to rebuild Iran is ‘Fake News’

President Trump publicly denied reports that Iran would receive $300 billion in reconstruction funding under a U.S.-Iran peace agreement, calling the claim 'Fake News,' while Vice President JD Vance stated on the same day that Iran could access such funds if it upholds deal obligations. The Hill's reporting captures the factual claim and Trump's immediate denial, though the article description is cut off and lacks substantive context about what the actual agreement terms specify or how the $300 billion fund was proposed. Independent reporting from CBS News, Politico, and other outlets confirms a U.S.-Iran deal has been signed and that senior officials have described a reconstruction fund mechanism, suggesting the reporting exists beyond Trump's denial, though details about the fund's structure and conditions remain contested. Critical readers should monitor official administration statements and full agreement text once released, as significant disagreement appears to exist between Trump and his own administration officials (Vance) about the central mechanism being discussed.