world · 2 h ago
This directly asks whether the U.S. and Iran sign a written agreement by June 22, 2026, which is the same core claim as the reported peace-deal text leading to an official signed deal, just with a slightly different deadline.
It is the same US-Iran agreement signing event, but the June 15 deadline is narrower than the story’s June 12 report and does not directly match the claim.
Same underlying US-Iran signing event, but the June 30 cutoff is later than the story date and therefore only relevant context rather than a direct price of the claim.
It prices the same general US-Iran agreement signing outcome, but by July 31, so it is related context rather than the specific claim in the story.
This is about an official announcement of the signing location or date, which is related to a deal being signed but does not directly price whether the deal text is actually signed.
This is the same signing-location/date announcement event as other ladder markets, but it only asks for an announcement rather than the actual signed deal.
Same announcement-of-signing event as the other location/date markets, but it is only a precursor signal and not the actual agreement signing.