US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that discussions between the United States and Iran will extend for several days as both sides seek to determine the feasibility of reaching an agreement. The negotiations are particularly focused on the contentious issue of Iran's frozen assets, with Tehran demanding the release of half of the approximately $24 billion currently held globally, contingent upon the signing of a framework agreement. The remainder would be released after a 60-day period. A senior US official reiterated that no funds would be released unless Iran's enriched uranium is removed or destroyed, highlighting the phrase, 'No dust, no dollars.' Complicating the negotiations is the slow decision-making process of Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, who is reportedly recovering from injuries, causing delays in responses. Meanwhile, both the Israel Defense Forces and US Central Command maintain a high state of readiness, anticipating possible military action should negotiations collapse. Coordination between the two military forces continues, with ongoing communication between their respective commanders.