Trump news at a glance: Trump backs off threat to resume bombing Iran and extends ceasefire
Summary
President Donald Trump announced he will extend a two-week ceasefire with Iran until their leaders can agree on a peace proposal. He initially said he expected to resume bombing but changed his position following requests from Pakistani leaders and concerns about Iran’s government being divided.Key Facts
- President Trump first said he expected to start bombing Iran again soon.
- He then decided to extend the ceasefire until Iranian negotiators submit a peace plan.
- Pakistan’s military leader and prime minister asked the U.S. to hold off attacks.
- Iran’s parliament speaker called the ceasefire extension a tactic to delay attacks.
- Trump threatened to target power stations and other civilian infrastructure in Iran.
- An expected visit by U.S. Vice President JD Vance to Pakistan was postponed.
- Trump’s position shifted quickly from a tougher stance to extending the ceasefire.
- Iran’s government is reportedly strongly divided at this time.
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