An informed Iranian source has confirmed no ongoing discussions between Tehran and Washington to extend a fragile truce. The source stressed that no specific ceasefire start date was set, leaving nothing to extend. From Iran's view, the concluded agreement lacked
a defined commencement, meaning no effective, extendable accord exists. Iran, the source added, considers the agreement never to have actually come into effect. Washington, it noted, violated the temporary understanding's terms within 48 hours of signing, then withdrew. This, the source
explained, makes any talk of extension meaningless. Current discussions include the U.S. returning to the Memorandum of Understanding and setting a timeline for its commitments. This statement comes amid escalating confusion over the Pakistan-mediated truce between Washington and Tehran, initially set
to end August 17th. Last Tuesday, Pakistani government sources announced both parties agreed to a 60-day ceasefire extension, with continued message exchange to define the precise duration.
