Iran denies talks to extend ceasefire
According to Reuters, a senior Iranian official denied any discussions about extending the ceasefire with the United States, affirming that Tehran does not see a specific date for the start of a ceasefire and that there is nothing to extend. He explained that the United States violated the temporary agreement 48 hours after signing it and withdrew from it a few days later, without making any progress on issues such as returning Washington to the Memorandum of Understanding and establishing a timetable for fulfilling its commitments. The Iranian official also emphasized the need for the United States to end its war against Iran, release frozen funds, and put an end to the conflicts in the region, particularly in Lebanon and Gaza.
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