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Trump says he does not want to extend ceasefire with Iran
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump extended the ceasefire with Iran at Pakistan's request, allowing Tehran's fractured leadership time to submit a "unified proposal" to end the seven-week war.
- Trump stated the delay stems from the Government of Iran being "seriously fractured," following a failed first round of talks 11 days ago centered on uranium stockpiles and enrichment disputes.
- While refraining from immediate attacks, the U.S. has "directed the military to continue the blockade" of Iranian ports; sources suggest a second round of negotiations could occur within 36 to 72 hours.
- Vice President JD Vance postponed his trip to Islamabad for peace talks, while Iranian officials dismissed claims of internal discord as "lies" and "political propaganda," complicating mediation efforts.
- The fragile truce holds despite ongoing regional volatility and security concerns in the Strait of Hormuz, as both nations await further diplomatic developments to determine the conflict's long-term trajectory.
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Report: Trump Says 'It's Possible' Iran Talks Could Resume in Next 36-72 Hours
President Donald Trump said Wednesday it is possible that talks with Iran could resume in the next 36-72 hours. The post Report: Trump Says ‘It’s Possible’ Iran Talks Could Resume in Next 36-72 Hours appeared first on Breitbart.
Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire Indefinitely as Financial Pressure on Tehran Mounts, But Strait Blockade Keeps Tensions Boiling
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump on Tuesday extended the ceasefire between the United States and Iran indefinitely, buying more time for negotiations even as Tehran faces mounting financial strain and the Strait of Hormuz remains a flashpoint in the broader conflict. The extension was announced as the White House awaited what Trump described as a [...] The post Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire Indefinitely as Financial Pressure on Tehran Mounts, …
U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday that there is a chance to resume negotiations with the Iranian government in Pakistan next Friday, after the ceasefire was extended indefinitely. “It’s possible,” he responded in statements to The New York Post by asking him about information coming from Islamabad that points to a possible resumption of peace talks within the next 36 or 72 hours.Trump announced Tuesday his decision to extend the ceasefi…
Trump claims Iran 'starving for cash,' 'collapsing financially' after extending ceasefire
Donald Trump says he will extend the ceasefire with Iran at the request of Pakistani leaders, directing the U.S. military to continue its blockade while awaiting a unified proposal.
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