Dozens of Iranians demonstrated Saturday in front of the Foreign Ministry in Mashhad, northeast Iran, protesting a potential agreement with the United States aimed at ending the war. The protests followed an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump that a deal with Iran was scheduled to be signed Sunday. Demonstrators specifically voiced opposition to the anticipated agreement and chanted slogans against Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, labeling him a “traitor.” The demonstration reflects internal dissent regarding the ongoing negotiations and the terms of the prospective deal. Details of the agreement remain limited, but the protests indicate significant public concern and opposition within Iran. The timing of the demonstration, coinciding with Trump’s announcement and Araghchi’s statements, suggests a direct response to recent developments in the negotiation process. This event highlights the complex political landscape surrounding the potential resolution of the conflict.