US and Iran reportedly agree to extend ceasefire under Islamabad MoU
Most outlets reported that the US and Iran reportedly agreed to extend their ceasefire under the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, with several noting the 60-day deadline and August 17 expiration date. A few also highlighted Pakistan’s role as a mediator or emphasized the diplomatic success for Islamabad. However, some outlets, using similar wording, reported that Iran denied these reports, with one stating that no discussions were taking place and another accusing the US of violating the agreement. The framing of the Iranian denial varied, with some outlets quoting a senior Iranian official and others summarizing the denial more generally.
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Iran denies reports of ceasefire extension with US
Iran has rejected reports of a US ceasefire extension, saying no negotiations are underway and accusing Washington of violating the agreement.
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Iran denies talks on ceasefire extension
Iran and the United States have not discussed extending their ceasefire, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Wednesday. The official disputed a report that Tehran and Washington had agreed to extend a 60-day ceasefire under their June interim agreement. Read more: Pakistan emerges as key mediator in easing US-Iran tensions The Iranian source said Tehran […]
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Iran, US not discussing ceasefire extension, senior Iranian official says
DUBAI: There were no discussions between Iran and the United States to extend their ceasefire because, from Tehran’s perspective, the deal had no start date and therefore had nothing to extend, a senior Iranian source told Reuters on Wednesday. The source’s comments came after Turkey’s Anadolu news agency, citing Pakistani government sources, reported on Wednesday that Tehran and Washington ...
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Iran, US not discussing ceasefire extension, senior Iranian official says
There were no discussions between Iran and the United States to extend their ceasefire because, from Tehran’s perspective, the deal had no start date and therefore had nothing to extend, a senior Iranian source told Reuters on Wednesday. The source’s comments came after Turkiye’s Anadolu news agency, citing Pakistani government sources, reported on Wednesday that Tehran and Washington had ag...
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Islamabad’s Diplomacy pays off again as US-Iran Ceasefire gets 60-Day Extension
WASHINGTON/TEHRAN – Fears were growing that fragile US-Iran ceasefire could collapse and fighting could resume like recent weeks. But in…
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US and Iran reportedly agree to extend 60-day ceasefire under Islamabad MoU
The United States and Iran have reportedly agreed to extend their 60-day ceasefire, in a development that could provide more time for negotiations between Washington and Tehran.
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US, Iran agree to extend ceasefire under Islamabad MoU
The US and Iran have agreed to extend their Pakistan-brokered ceasefire, with the current agreement set to expire on August 17.
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US, Iran Extend Islamabad Ceasefire
The United States and Iran have agreed to extend their ceasefire before the expiry of the 60-day deadline set under… Read More The post US, Iran Extend Islamabad Ceasefire appeared first on ProPakistani.
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