US-Iran ceasefire extension talks remain unresolved after White House meeting

Washington (Web Desk): Efforts to reach an agreement on extending the ceasefire between the United States and Iran remain inconclusive after a crucial meeting at the White House ended without a final decision.

According to a report published by The New York Times, a high-level session was held in the White House Situation Room under the leadership of US President Donald Trump.

The meeting lasted approximately two hours and brought together senior administration officials to examine different options and conditions related to a possible agreement with Iran.

Sources familiar with the discussions indicated that several aspects of a potential deal were reviewed in detail, including security concerns, regional stability, and conditions that Washington wants Tehran to meet before any formal agreement can be finalized.

Despite lengthy deliberations, the meeting concluded without a breakthrough, leaving the future of the ceasefire extension uncertain.

White House officials maintained that President Trump is prepared to approve only an agreement that fully meets American requirements.

They emphasized that the administration's position remains unchanged and that any understanding with Iran must be consistent with US strategic interests and national security objectives.

Officials also reiterated Washington’s longstanding stance that Iran must not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons under any circumstances.

They stressed that any future arrangement would have to include guarantees that address concerns over Iran’s nuclear activities and ensure compliance with conditions set by the United States.

The lack of a final decision suggests that negotiations remain complex, with significant issues still requiring resolution before both sides can move forward.

While diplomatic efforts continue, uncertainty persists over whether an agreement acceptable to both Washington and Tehran can be achieved in the coming days.

For now, discussions are expected to continue as policymakers evaluate possible next steps and seek a framework that could pave the way for a broader understanding between the two countries.