Mediators are still working with Iran and the United States on a potential agreement aimed at ending the fighting and opening the Strait of Hormuz, according to officials speaking to The Associated Press. The reporting says indirect talks are expected to resume on Monday.
The sources describe the effort as ongoing mediation between the two sides, with the immediate focus on de-escalating the current confrontation and restoring access through the strategically important waterway. While both outlets report the same core development—that talks are not concluded and mediation continues—they do not provide additional details such as the specific terms under discussion or the identities of the negotiators. The tone and framing are broadly consistent across coverage, emphasizing continuity of negotiations rather than any final breakthrough.
Overall, the accounts converge on the status of negotiations: mediators remain engaged with both governments, and a resumption of indirect talks is anticipated on Monday.
