Iran and US Not Discussing Ceasefire Extension, Senior Iranian Official Tells Reuters
- Iran and the US have not discussed extending their ceasefire because Iran views the deal as having no official start date and thus nothing to extend.
- Separate attacks on shipping routes by the US and Iran-aligned Houthis occurred, with Iran stating the Strait of Hormuz remains closed pending US acceptance of Iran's conditions, including the release of frozen assets.
- The US military disabled the steering gear of a Panama-flagged cargo ship violating a blockade on Iranian ports, amid a significant decline in shipping traffic through key straits.
- Iranian officials claim their missile and drone capabilities remain largely intact and emphasize their strategy to impose significant costs on adversaries through relatively inexpensive systems.
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Iran may have exploited fitness tracking app Strava to target US military bases.The app lets users broadcast precise routes and timing data from their runs, bike rides and swims, with thousands of these activities recorded within bases on the frontline of the conflict with Tehran.Leaked information exposed daily operational rhythms, troop movements between facilities, some of which do not appear on publicly available maps, and patterns of person…
Pakistan pushes for US-Iran talks as 60-day ceasefire set to expire
Naqvi holds talks with Araghchi in Mashhad day after talks in Tehran Senior Iranian official says Iran, US did not discuss ceasefire extension Trump says US has ‘total control’ over Strait of Hormuz Iran could prolong war until Trump is out of office, Revolutionary Guards adviser says Pakistan condemns Houthi attack on vessel in Red.
Iran says no progress in reviving peace deal with USIran and the US have made no progress in talks to revive a temporary peace deal signed in June. The sides accuse each other of violating the agreements, and the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked.
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