WASHINGTON: A foreign news agency has claimed that significant progress has been made in efforts to extend the ceasefire between the United States and Iran.
According to the foreign news agency, the two sides are expected to return to the negotiating table soon. While consideration is being given to extending the ceasefire for another two weeks.
According to the AP, the United States and Iran have expressed their willingness in principle to extend the ceasefire. However, differences remain on some important issues.
Sources say that the mediating parties are trying to reach an agreement on three major issues. These include Iran’s nuclear program, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, and issues related to compensation for war damages.
According to experts, if progress is made on these points, tensions in the region could decrease significantly and pave the way for a comprehensive agreement.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baqai said in a news briefing that messages are being exchanged with the United States through Pakistan, and whatever negotiations take place now will be for a complete ceasefire.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said that the exchange of messages has been going on since last Sunday. We have received messages from Pakistani mediators, and our position is very clear.
He said that it is highly likely that Iran will host a Pakistani delegation today as part of the continuation of the negotiations.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said that the talks in Pakistan included discussions on a complete ceasefire, lifting sanctions, and compensation for war losses.
Esmail Baqai said that the American and Zionist governments are hostile to each other. He added that the talks in Pakistan included discussions on a complete ceasefire, lifting sanctions, and compensation for war losses.
Ismail Baqai said that the news of the ceasefire extension has not yet been confirmed, adding that during the negotiations in Pakistan, Iran’s frozen assets were demanded to be restored, but no results were achieved.
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