American and Iranian officials are reportedly considering a second round of negotiations after a marathon weekend session failed to reach a deal.

Trump officials are internally discussing details for a potential second, in-person meeting with Iranian officials before a ceasefire expires, a source familiar with the talks told CNN, though it’s unclear whether such a meeting would materialize.

The US and Iran are in discussions about holding another round of face-to-face negotiations for a longer-term ceasefire, people familiar with the matter said, after talks in Islamabad led by Vice President JD Vance failed to produce a breakthrough.

Fresh diplomatic momentum is building as the United States under Donald Trump is exploring a second round of talks with Iran following the inconclusive first meeting. Turkey is actively working to bridge differences between the two sides,

Washington remains cautiously optimistic about a breakthrough despite JD Vance citing Iran's nuclear ambitions as a major hurdle to a permanent agreement.

The US is pressuring Iran by initiating a counter-blockade of the Strait of Hormuz after the first ceasefire negotiations collapsed, but reports have emerged that behind-the-scenes efforts to reach an agreement are underway.

The US and Iran failed to reach an agreement on Saturday after marathon peace talks in Pakistan. The two-week ceasefire has yet to restore normal shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The US and Iran remained at a standstill after 21 hours of peace talks between the two delegations failed to reach an agreement,

President Trump said the “right people” in Iran still want a U.S.-Iran deal after talks in Pakistan over the weekend ended without an agreement. “We’ve been called by the other side and they would like to make a deal very badly,