Donald Trump said the ongoing Iran ceasefire is unlikely to be extended unless a deal is reached before it expires this week, warning that military action could resume if negotiations fail.
He stated that the Strait of Hormuz would remain restricted until a formal agreement is signed, adding that Iran has strong incentives to reopen it.
The ceasefire, announced on April 7, is set to end midweek, with Trump suggesting that if no deal is reached, renewed strikes could follow. He also said US Vice President JD Vance may travel to Pakistan for further talks with Iranian officials.
Tensions remain high as US forces continue maritime enforcement actions in the region, while oil markets react to the uncertainty.
Credit : CGTN
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