Trump's Iran Deal: A New Deal or Repeat?

0:00On April 20th, the two-week ceasefire President Trump announced on April 7th is expiring Tuesday evening and talks to end the war are now leaning, toward terms like the 2015 Obama nuclear deal that Trump scrapped back in 2018. That's got folks scratching their heads about why he dished it originally, especially with the high cost of this conflict. 13 U.S. service members have died, hundreds more injured, and at least 1,500 Iranian civilians killed since fighting kicked off. Pulling out of that deal, let Iran ramp up its nuclear program, stoppiling highly enriched uranium as a strong bargaining chip they didn't have. Before, critics from the Obama era and beyond are calling it a mess, saying the war made Iran tougher, putting them in control of the straight of Hormuz, a key, global waterway for the long haul. Experts warn this boosts Iran's power worldwide, turning a win into a strategic loss after years of open navigation there. Trump's pushing a new deal, he calls way better than Obama's,

1:00while firing off mixed signals on social media and calls with reporters. He claimed Vice President Vance was heading to Pakistan for talks, but Vance stayed in DC, and now the ceasefire endates shifted to Wednesday, with no extension in sight. As negotiations heat up, the big question lingers, can they lock in peace without handing Iran even more edge, or is this just round two of the same? Old playbook? Stay tuned as it unfolds. Pop culture, powered by AI. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, today. I'm Corey with The Story.