Trump's Iran Ceasefire: Two-Week Peace Plan

0:00On April 7th, President Trump just dropped major news. Iran has agreed to a two-week ceasefire and will reopen the straight-of-war moves after sending over a 10-point peace plan. He posted on True Social that the U.S. is suspending all bombing and attacks on Iran for those two weeks, pulling back from his earlier threats, too. Why about their whole setup if they didn't comply? This deal came together fast, due Pakistan's Prime Minister, brokering talks, with a last-minute push from China, telling Iran to ease up amid the economic hits. Iran's foreign minister confirmed safe passage through the straight during this period, and even Israel signed on to halt strikes once it reopens. According to White House sources, oil markets flipped hard. West Texas Intermediate Crude plunged over 10% to $98 a barrel after spiking to 116. Earlier, gas prices nationwide have jumped 39% from $2.98 to $4.14 a gallon, thanks to

1:00Iran. Blocking that key waterway, carrying one-fifth of global oil, negotiators like Vice President Vance, Jared Kushner, and Steve Whitkopf have engrining on Operation Epic Fury, pushing Iran to ditch nuclear. Enrichment, slash missiles, and drones, drop proxy support, and clear the straight. Trump called Iran's plan a solid starting point, even after saying it wasn't quite there yet, and this is the fourth deadline extension since late. March. With military goals already smashed, both sides now hit pause to hammer out long-term piece-size on that straight-staying open and talks-turning real. Results.