Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: Unable to Confirm Whether Iran-US Ceasefire Will Be Extended
Svmuu News On the 15th, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bagheri stated at a press conference held in the capital Tehran that speculations regarding an extension of the Iran-US ceasefire cannot be confirmed at this time. It is necessary to observe whether the United States demonstrates genuine sincerity in its proclaimed diplomatic stance. According to a report from the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), when asked about "whether the Iran-US ceasefire might be extended and which issues have seen relative progress in the negotiations," Bagheri stated that the United States' "position has changed multiple times, with contradictory statements." Even if some consensus is reached, it is difficult to ensure that the US will fulfill its commitments. Therefore, the dialogue between Iran and the US is taking place under very complex circumstances. Regarding the progress of the negotiations, Bagheri indicated that the related issues are comprehensive, and all items need to be advanced as a whole. Currently, the dialogue continues with Pakistan acting as an intermediary.
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