US and Iranian negotiators have reportedly agreed on the outline of a new deal to extend the current ceasefire for 60 days. The agreement would also begin fresh negotiations about Iran’s nuclear programme. However, the deal has not yet been officially approved by US President Donald Trump or Iran’s leadership. Iranian media also reported that the agreement is still not fully confirmed. Tensions remain high between the two countries. Iran recently claimed it targeted a US military base after new US air strikes on Iranian positions. Both sides have accused each other of breaking the ceasefire in recent days. Reports suggest the possible deal could reopen safe shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, an important global oil route. The US may also ease some sanctions and allow Iran to sell oil again. President Trump said talks are moving forward, but added that the agreement is “not there yet” and still needs more work before any final decision is made.