No Text, No Terms: How the US–Iran Ceasefire Became an Information War

On April 8, Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran. The statement did not come from the White House but from the social network Truth Social-before any official documentation appeared. This fact alone raised questions, because such decisions are usually formalized in documents, not published as commentary. Instead of classical diplomacy, we saw a political statement followed by no transparent legal framework. From that moment, it became clear that this was less an agreement and more a political construct that each side would interpret in its own way. The main question that remains unanswered today is: who has actually seen the document on which the parties allegedly agreed?