UPDATE: Iran’s National Security Committee Chair Ebrahim Azizi says Tehran has not requested a ceasefire, citing unfulfilled US commitments and the lack of a full ceasefire in Lebanon as barriers to de-escalation.

Iran's Deputy Parliament Speaker says negotiations with US are prohibited until Washington admits failure.

Hamideh Reza Haji Babai, Deputy Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, states that any negotiations are prohibited until the United States admits to its failure.

DEVELOPING: Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei opposes extending current negotiations, according to a member of the country's parliamentary National Security Committee.

An Iranian member of Parliament's National Security Committee stated that Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei opposes extending negotiations under current conditions.

DEVELOPING: Lebanon considers potential talks with Israel amid internal opposition from Hezbollah and other senior figures, raising concerns over regional stability.

Lebanon is considering potential negotiations with Israel, though the prospect faces significant opposition from senior figures and Hezbollah. The situation draws comparisons to the failed 1983 peace agreement.

UPDATE: Lebanon to seek ceasefire extension and halt to home demolitions in southern villages during upcoming diplomatic talks in Washington, according to a senior official.

A senior Lebanese official stated that Lebanon will request an extension of the ceasefire with Israel and a halt to home demolitions in southern villages during upcoming talks in Washington.