Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire, Talks Continue

0:00President Donald Trump just extended the two-week ceasefire with Iran to keep talks alive for a longer peace deal. He made the call Tuesday, saying it'll hold until Iran submits a solid proposal and negotiations wrap up one way or another. This came at Pakistan's request since they're mediating and Trump pointed to Iran's split leadership as a hold-up. Iran hasn't committed yet. Their foreign ministry says they'll only join if it looks promising. Meanwhile, U.S. negotiators like Vice President J.D. Vance stayed put and didn't head to Pakistan as planned. The ceasefire aims to cool things down in a tense region, but doubts linger on whether real talks will even start. Then early Wednesday at 6.22 a.m., Eastern time, Iran hit three ships trying to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Officials claim two broke rules, mess with navigation and slipped out sneaky like, while a third got stranded and drawn fire from the Revolutionary Guard. That Strait, shared by Iran and Oman Waters, stays a hotspot for global shipping, and these

1:02strikes test the truth right as extension talks heat. Up eyes are on what breaks next. That wraps Tampa Bay News today, brought to you with AI.