60-day temporary calm extension with Iran reached but Trump must approve, source states

The US and Iran have reached an outline accord to extend their temporary calm, pending the endorsement of Trump.

60-day temporary calm extension with Iran reached but Trump must approve, source states
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60-day temporary calm extension with Iran reached but Trump must approve, source states

The US and Iran have reached an outline accord to extend their temporary calm, pending the endorsement of Trump.

A source familiar with the matter informed Reuters that the two sides have reached an accord on a memorandum of understanding to extend their temporary calm for 60 days, but Trump has yet to approve it.

The Trump governing body has several times stated that a pact to still the fighting was close, only to have Iran dispute or downplay the claims.

In recent days, Trump has come under pressure from Iran hawks in his own faction, who have urged him not to make any accord that fails to immediately address Iran's nuclear program.

The progress came hours after the fragile calm between the United States and Iran was once again thrown into uncertainty following exchanges of air strikes by both countries on Thursday, further dimming prospects for de-intensification after Head Donald Trump rejected a documented compromise pact with Tehran.

Iran targeted a US airbase after Washington struck what it described as an Iranian drone protection action near the Strait of Hormuz.

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