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I'm James Menendez.
Are the United States and Iran edging close to an agreement to extend their current ceasefire?
On the surface, it sounds like it.
A few hours ago, President Trump posted on Truth Social to say he was about to head into the White House Situation
Room to confer with his inner circle and make a final decision on whether to sign off on a draft agreement.
That meeting broke up about an hour ago.
We've had no news since.
He also said the Strait of Hormuz had to be reopened to shipping, that Iran must never have a nuclear weapon,
and that the country's stocks of uranium enrichment would be dug up and destroyed.
However, it's not clear that Tehran has agreed to those conditions.
So where are we?
Ali Vaiz is Iran project director for the crisis group.
Does he think the two sides are close to a deal to extend their ceasefire?