U.S. and Iran Reach Understanding on 60-Day Ceasefire Extension, Pending Trump Approval

Diplomats from the United States and Iran have reached a preliminary understanding on extending an existing ceasefire arrangement for an additional 60 days, according to informed sources familiar with the negotiations.

The memorandum of understanding, which has been negotiated between the two capitals, still requires sign-off from the Trump administration before it can move forward. Officials have not yet indicated whether the American side will endorse the proposed extension.

The development comes amid broader diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran to manage tensions in the region and maintain the existing truce arrangement.