Trump officially announced that the US and Iran will hold talks tomorrow, but Iran's deputy foreign minister said that "nothing has been arranged yet."

According to Odaily, the technical negotiation teams from the US and Iran responsible for implementing the interim peace agreement will hold talks in Doha, Qatar, in the coming days. Last weekend, retaliatory strikes by both sides brought the already fragile ceasefire agreement to the brink of collapse. Sources familiar with the negotiations added that the mediators have established communication channels to de-escalate unforeseen events, and technical consultations will continue. However, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi released conflicting signals on Monday through Iran's Tasnim News Agency, stating that no technical working group meeting was scheduled for this week, and the Qatar negotiations had not yet received final confirmation. He also indicated that regular consultations between Iran and Qatar were proceeding as usual, including monitoring and verifying whether the other side was fulfilling its commitments under the agreement. (Reuters)