The US president said the United States will extend its ceasefire with Iran at Pakistan’s request, but continue its blockade of Iranian ports.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday extended the deadline for the temporary ceasefire in Iran, citing the need for additional time for consultations. The

WASHINGTON, April 21 - President Donald Trump told CNBC in an interview on Tuesday that he did not want to extend a ceasefire with Iran, adding the U.S. was in a strong negotiating position and would end up with what he called a great deal. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Mr Trump, however, said the naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz will continue, and troops deployed to lay siege on the waterway will remain in place.

President Donald Trump says the United States is extending its ceasefire with Iran at Pakistan’s request as he waits for a unified proposal from the Islamic Republic. The president said Tuesday he’s making the move at Pakistan’s request as he waits for a “unified proposal” from the Islamic Republic, but…

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Donald Trump ruled out any extension to the ceasefire deadline, which will end on April 22, adding simply, "I don’t want to do that. We don’t have that much time."

President Donald Trump has repeatedly said he expects the U.S. and Israel war against Iran to end soon since it began in late February.

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The announcement came as last-minute ceasefire talks between the U.S. and Iran looked uncertain and a two-week truce was set to expire Wednesday.

Uncertainty surrounds Iran's participation in U.S.-led talks as a ceasefire deadline approaches, raising tensions amid potential conflict.

The two-week ceasefire between Tehran and Washington is due to end on Wednesday, with Donald Trump indicating that an extension is highly unlikely.

President Donald Trump said he was ​extending the Iran ​ceasefire until an Iranian ⁠proposal ​is ​submitted, ​and discussions ‌are concluded. A US ceasefire with Iran was due to expire on Wednesday evening. DW has more.

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President Trump said Tuesday he will postpone attacks on Iran while its "fractured" leadership tries to submit a proposal for lasting peace.

US president says ceasefire being extended until Islamic Republic's 'seriously fractured' leadership offers 'a unified proposal,' blockade to remain in place; Vance postpones Islamabad trip

As the clock ticked toward the end of a two-week cease-fire, US President Donald Trump on April 21 announced he was extending the truce to give Iran a chance to make a “unified” peace proposal but said a blockade of Iranian ports that has angered Tehran will remain in place.

As the 14-day US-Iran ceasefire deadline nears end, US Presdident Donald Trump has ruled out any extensions in ceasefire and expects a 'great deal with Iran' after negotiation talks.

It comes after Iran failed to confirm whether it would take part in a second round of talks and JD Vance called off a trip to Pakistan.

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he is willing to meet senior Iranian leaders as uncertainty grows over stalled peace talks and a looming ceasefire deadline. Speaking to The Post, Trump...

"We're going to end up with a great deal. I think they have no choice," said the US president.