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Trump's Iran Ceasefire: Diplomacy or Delay?

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President Trump extends ceasefire with Iran, urging peace proposal; Vice President Vances Pakistan trip on hold; Irans next move uncertain, tensions simmer in the region.

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Trump's Iran Ceasefire: Diplomacy or Delay?

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President Trump just announced he's putting the brakes on any attacks against Iran until their team delivers a solid, unified peace proposal. In a fresh social media update, he extended the ongoing ceasefire to give them time, but made it clear the U.S. blockade in the strait of Hormuz stays locked in place. This comes as tension simmer in the region, with Trump pointing out deep divisions inside Iran's leadership that are slowing everything down. Pakistani leaders reached out directly, urging him to hold fire and let diplomacy breathe a little longer. Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance was set to jet off to Pakistan for the next round of talks, but he still grounded in Washington with no departure. Date locked in. That trip was meant to build momentum, yet it's hanging in limbo right now. Iran hasn't even confirmed if they'll show up to the table, leaving everyone guessing on their next move. Officials on both sides are watching closely, as these cracks could shift the whole dynamic. With the ceasefire holding and pressure mounting for real talks,

the ball squarely in Tehran's court. Let's see if they step up before things heat. Back up. I'm Kori with the story. That's your Sydney news today update. AI powered and always on.

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