WASHINGTON/DUBAI — U.S. and Iranian officials have made progress in talks aimed at reaching a framework agreement to end hostilities, but the timing of a potential signing remains uncertain. Contrary to earlier reports, there is no confirmed plan for a Sunday signing, and the involvement of Pakistani leaders has not been verified in this context.
The negotiations, which have been ongoing for months, focus on key issues including Iran's nuclear program and regional security. Both sides have expressed cautious optimism, but significant gaps remain, according to diplomatic sources.
As of June 14, 2026, no official announcement has been made regarding a final deal. The United States has reiterated its commitment to a diplomatic solution, while Iran has called for guarantees that sanctions will be lifted.
