Iran, US not discussing ceasefire extension, senior Iranian official says
In the agreement, the 60-day period refers to an extendable timeframe within which Iran and the US were expected to reach a final deal limiting Tehran's nuclear program and lifting US sanctions
Assessment
The lack of discussions on a ceasefire extension signals stalled progress between Iran and the US within the agreed 60-day window for finalizing a nuclear deal. This raises the risk that the timeframe could expire without an agreement, potentially escalating tensions or unraveling the existing framework. The coming weeks will show whether diplomatic channels remain open or if both sides prepare for alternative paths.