Iran accepts US request to extend ceasefire. The Iranian Foreign Ministry confirmed the agreement to prolong the current pause in hostilities.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry announced that Iran has accepted a request from the United States to extend an existing ceasefire.
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The Iranian Foreign Ministry announced that Iran has accepted a request from the United States to extend an existing ceasefire.
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