Israel assesses that a U.S.-Iran ceasefire may be extended, and both sides will continue talks

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Gate News message: On April 12, according to Israeli media reports, after U.S.-Iran negotiations failed to reach an agreement, Israel assessed that a U.S.-Iran ceasefire could be extended so both sides can continue to maintain contact.

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