The United States President Donald Trump has announced an extension of the ongoing ceasefire with Iran as diplomatic efforts continue to prevent a renewed escalation of conflict.
According to official statements, the ceasefire was extended to allow more time for Iran to present a unified proposal aimed at ending the war. Trump said the decision followed a request from mediators in Pakistan and concerns over internal divisions within the Iranian leadership.
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Under the extension, U.S. military operations remain on hold, while a naval blockade of Iranian ports is still in place as part of ongoing pressure during negotiations.
The move comes as peace talks remain uncertain, with both sides exchanging accusations and raising tensions over future conditions for a lasting agreement. Iranian officials have not issued a formal acceptance or rejection of the latest extension, but some advisers have criticized it as a delaying tactic.
Diplomatic efforts are still ongoing, with mediators pushing for continued dialogue to avoid further escalation in the region.
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