Islamabad: US and Iran have reached an agreement to extend the 60-day ceasefire, as confirmed by Pakistani sources. The extension comes amid ongoing efforts to stabilize the region and reduce tensions between the two nations.

According to TRTworld.com, the initial ceasefire was established to provide a period of calm and negotiation. The extension aims to build on these efforts to foster a more sustainable peace. Both US and Iranian officials have expressed a desire to explore diplomatic solutions during this extended period.

In related news, Turkish President Erdogan has reiterated his commitment to working towards the establishment of a Palestinian state. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has expressed his support for the Mecca pact, highlighting its significance in the broader context of regional peace efforts.