Iranian media: Iran-US negotiations extended by one day, will continue on the 12th.

Xinhua News Agency, Tehran, April 12th - Iranian media reported in the early morning of the 12th that negotiations between Iran and the United States in the Pakistani capital Islamabad have been extended for another day and will continue on the 12th. According to reports from the Iranian Tasnim News Agency and Fars News Agency, due to the US side's "unreasonable demands," while Iran insists on safeguarding its national interests, the negotiations will continue on the morning of the 12th after a proposal from the Pakistani side was accepted by both parties. In the early morning of that day, the two sides completed another round of "face-to-face" negotiations, with experts from both sides exchanging texts. Fars News Agency reported on the 12th, citing an informed source, that the two sides were unable to reach an agreement on their differences, and are working on drafting another text, but the US' "excessive demands" remain a serious obstacle to progress in the negotiations. According to a message posted by the Iranian government on social media, Iran and the US have been negotiating for 14 hours from the afternoon of the 11th to the early morning of the 12th. Although there are still some differences, the negotiations will continue. This article is reprinted from Xinhua News Agency, edited by GMTEight: Chen Wenfang.