Trump's Iran Ceasefire: Two Weeks for Peace

0:00President Donald Trump just announced he's putting the breaks on any bombing or attacks against Iran for two full weeks. This comes right after chats with Pakistan's Prime Minister Shabaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asi Munir, who asked him to hold off. The deal's got strings attached. It's a two-way ceasefire, but only if Iran fully, immediately, and safely reopens the straight of Hormuz to all. Shipping Trump says they've already smashed every military goal and are super close to a long-term peace pact in the Middle East, building off a ten-point plan from Iran. Pakistan's leader jumped in Tuesday, pushing for this exact pause just hours before Trump's APM deadline. Sharif called it a chance for diplomacy to wrap things up, and a top Iranian official said they're seriously considering it, while the White House noted there on it. This all stems from late February, when the U.S. and Israel hit Iranian military spots and nuclear sites, taking out Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali, Kamin A. Iran fired back, choked off the strait, and now over 1,900 folks have died there, plus

1:05heavy losses in Lebanon, the Gulf, West. Bank, Israel, and 13 U.S. troops. With most old beef settled between the U.S. and Iran, these two weeks could seal the peace deal for good, bringing real calm to the whole region. Even listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news.