US media: US Iran contacts continue, or face-to-face talks may be held again Odaily Planet Daily reported that CBS and NBC both quoted a US official as saying that contacts between the US and Iran are still ongoing and "progress is being made towards reaching an agreement". According to sources cited by CNN, US government officials are currently discussing the details of holding a second face-to-face meeting before the expiration of the temporary ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran. Whether the talks can take place depends on whether progress can be made in communication among all parties in the coming days, and officials are discussing potential dates and locations for the talks. The report also said that a "regional source" revealed that before the parties finally finalized Islamabad, Pakistan, as the venue for the last negotiation, several alternative sites were proposed, including Geneva, Switzerland, Vienna, Austria and Istanbul, Türkiye. Currently, Geneva and Islamabad are once again being considered. According to insiders, depending on the progress of communication between all parties in the coming days, the United States and Iran may also extend the two-week ceasefire period to buy more time for negotiations. According to a report by TASS on the 13th, citing a reporter from the American magazine The Atlantic on social media, the next round of "direct negotiations" between the United States and Iran may be held in Islamabad on the 16th.