Donald Trump says the US could strike Iran as early as Sunday, according to a social post that surfaced the claim.
The same post says Trump is leaving a diplomatic deal possible. It also says Tehran denies offering to reopen Hormuz.
That is the whole item. The post links to a longer article we have not seen, so treat the Sunday timeline as Trump's stated position as relayed by the post. It is not confirmed military planning.
Developing, unverified: the Sunday strike window, the existence of a deal on offer, and the Iranian denial all rest on one social post. None of it is independently confirmed in the material we have.
The post gives a threat, a denial and a deal that is still possible. It does not give the terms.
The post names no officials beyond Trump. It does not describe the deal or say what would trigger a strike. It does not say who in Tehran issued the denial. The attached photo shows Trump in a dark suit and red tie, pointing in front of an aircraft with a presidential seal. It adds no detail to the claim.
So you get a deadline-shaped threat, a denial, and a deal that is still possible. The post says nothing about whether anyone is actually negotiating.
The next fact to watch is whether Sunday passes with the deal still open. The post does not say.