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Iran sees growing chances to extend ceasefire, official tells Reuters

Apr 16, 2026, 09:13 GMT+1

A senior Iranian official told Reuters that there are growing chances of extending the ceasefire, with hopes rising for a second round of talks.

The official said the Pakistani army chief’s recent visit to Tehran helped reduce differences in some areas.

The official told Reuters that fundamental disagreements remain over nuclear issues, including the fate of Iran’s highly enriched uranium and the duration of nuclear restrictions.

Key issues tied to Iran’s nuclear programme remain unresolved, the official added.

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