Reports have been coming from global media for the past few days suggesting that a ceasefire between Iran and the United States could be extended for a few more days. However, the White House has clearly rejected these reports and said that there is no such development.
On Wednesday, the White House did not confirm the reports suggesting that the United States had requested an extension of the ceasefire with Iran.
During a press briefing, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said, “I saw some incorrect reports this morning,” which claimed that the US had requested an extension of the ceasefire with Iran. She clarified that no such official request has been made to Iran so far. Leavitt added that the United States is continuing to engage in discussions with Iran through diplomatic channels.
The White House press briefing has stressed that there has been no official ceasefire discussion between the United States and Iran, as was being reported in global media over the past few days. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed those reports, saying they are not accurate. However, she added that diplomatic talks between the two sides are still ongoing. The situation in the Middle East conflict continues to remain under close global attention.
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The White House has said that the United States is involved in ongoing discussions with Iran and that the talks taking place this week are meaningful and productive. It was also indicated that the vice president and the president are being briefed about the progress of these negotiations. The White House added that the talks will continue in the coming days and the situation is being closely monitored.
Discussions are underway regarding a face-to-face meeting with Iran, but no decision has been made on it yet. Until an official statement is released, we should not comment on it.
He stated that meeting the president's demands is in Iran's best interest, and the president has established a firm boundary on this matter.
