Lavrov speaks with Rubio by phone, Interfax reports.

Rubio: US-Iran peace deal possible 'maybe today' but cautions against over-optimism. Secretary of State in New Delhi says Washington hoped for a deal last weekend. Iran confirms progress but no imminent signing. Sources say Khamenei agreed outlines but deal fragile.

Marco Rubio, during a visit to New Delhi, did not rule out that a peace deal with Iran could be announced 'maybe today,' but urged caution, saying Tehran's response may take more time. Iran's foreign ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said significant progress has been made but no one can claim signing is imminent. CBS News sources say Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has agreed on general outlines, but Axios sources caution the deal could collapse at any moment.

Ukraine's Zelenskiy: US talks on expanding anti-missile defenses make little progress, Kyiv turns to Europe

Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelenskiy said discussions with the United States on expanding production of anti-missile defenses have made little progress, and that Ukraine is trying to work with Europe on the matter.

US-Iran ceasefire agreed in early April to be extended for 60 days, Nikkei reports.

A ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran, reached in early April, is set to be extended for 60 days, according to Nikkei.

Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson says framework reached with U.S. but agreement not imminent, state media reports.

Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson stated that a framework has been reached, but no one can say an agreement with the United States is imminent, according to media reports.