The U.S. and Iran Will Extend the Ceasefire for Another 60 Days — Al Arabiya
Iran and the United States have agreed to extend the 60-day ceasefire. It is noted that the term specified in the memorandum of understanding signed by the United States and Iran last June expires today, August 17.
The memorandum of understanding, known as the “Islamabad Agreement,” was signed after months of unprecedented military confrontation between the two sides, which erupted on February 28.
This was reported by the Arab media outlet Al Arabiya, citing sources.
Iran is preparing for a new escalation of the war — WSJ.
The Memorandum of Understanding between the U.S. and Iran, intended to halt hostilities, expires on Monday, August 17. There are no signs that the parties are willing to extend the agreement: Washington and Tehran have been accusing each other of violating it for several weeks.
