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U.S. National Security Meeting Ends Without Formal Decision on Iran
Officials held a morning meeting to review diplomatic talks in Tehran. No formal decision was reached on next steps. Mediators continue efforts to extend a ceasefire.
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U.S. officials conducted a national security meeting on Friday morning to discuss developments in talks involving Iran. The session produced no formal decision on immediate actions. Briefings covered ongoing diplomatic efforts led by Pakistan.
Participants stated a preference for allowing more time for negotiations before considering other measures. Mediators aim to produce a letter of intent or memorandum that would extend the current ceasefire and outline topics for further discussion. The main point of contention remains which issues should be addressed immediately and which should be postponed.
Flight activity has been observed in the region at the same time as these diplomatic contacts. Officials noted that both military preparations and negotiation tracks remain active.
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