Iran says it has made “major progress” after all-night discussions with the United States, as both sides work toward reaching a peace deal within two months. Both outlets report the same core development: Iranian officials characterize the negotiations as having advanced, following extended talks that continued overnight. The reporting frames the discussions as part of a broader effort to end hostilities or reach a settlement, with a defined time horizon of roughly two months to finalize a deal. While neither outlet provides additional specifics on what issues were resolved, what terms were discussed, or whether agreement has been reached, the accounts align on the timing and the tone of the Iranian statement. The information indicates ongoing diplomatic engagement between the two countries and suggests momentum in the negotiation process, but it does not confirm the existence of a finalized framework or details of any draft agreement. Further information would be needed to assess what “major progress” refers to and whether the talks are on track for a completed agreement by the stated deadline.