US-Iran Ceasefire Extended, Talks Continue Amid Military Buildup (legrandcontinent.eu)

• Trump extended ceasefire on April 21 indefinitely.
• Regional allies Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE push for negotiations.
• Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir visits Tehran May 22.
• US refueling aircraft at Ben Gurion increased from 30 to 52.
• Two key obstacles remain for initial deal.

"US President Donald Trump extended the ceasefire with Iran indefinitely on April 21, two weeks after it was concluded. Washington's regional allies—Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE—are pushing for a negotiated solution despite differing positions. Pakistani Chief of Army Staff Asim Munir is expected in Tehran on May 22 for talks. Iranian news agency ISNA reports discussions have reduced gaps. However, satellite images from Financial Times show US refueling aircraft at Ben Gurion Airport increased from 30 in early March to 52, indicating continued military readiness. Two key sticking points remain for an initial agreement."