Trump's Iran Deadline: Ceasefire or Consequences?

0:00It's April 7. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered and star-driven. President Donald Trump weighed in on ceasefire talks with Iran, saying their latest proposal just doesn't cut it, even though it's a big move forward. He's given them until 8 p.m., Eastern Time Tuesday, to reopen the straight of Hormuz, that vital oil route they blocked since the war kicked off on. February 28th. Iran's parliament recently locked in a toll system for ships passing through, ramping up the pressure. Trump didn't hold back, warning that if no deal happens, every bridge in Iran gets taken out by 12 o'clock tomorrow night, and power plants could, follow. These comments lit a fire under global talks, with folks debating if a breakthrough is even possible before the clock runs out. The blockage is already messing with oil flows, hitting economies hard and keeping tensions sky high. Iran fired back through Pakistani go-betweens with a 10-point plan for safe shipping, rebuilding

1:00efforts, and dropping U.S. sanctions, but there, dead set against any short-term truce they wanted permanent. A 45-day ceasefire idea is floating around mediators, though White House sources say Trump hasn't bought in yet. Trump made it clear he's calling the shots on any pause, so all eyes stay glued to DC, as this deadline looms, wondering if words turn to action, or, if cooler heads pull off a save.