Reports suggesting an imminent signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to end the Yemen war have been publicly refuted by Iran. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei-Hamian stated that claims of a signing date of March 14th are inaccurate. This denial comes amidst ongoing negotiations facilitated by Oman between Iran and Saudi Arabia, aimed at resolving the conflict in Yemen. While progress has been reported, the Iranian statement indicates lingering tensions and potential obstacles to a final agreement. The United States has been involved in supporting the diplomatic efforts, hoping to bring an end to the eight-year civil war. The timing of Iran’s denial suggests a possible attempt to manage expectations or exert leverage in the final stages of negotiation. Further details regarding the specific sticking points remain unclear.