Donald Trump extends Iran cease-fire awaiting unified proposal from Iranian leaders
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Updated · The New York Times · Apr 25
Donald Trump extends Iran cease-fire awaiting unified proposal from Iranian leaders
8 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Apr 25
After a self-imposed deadline expired this week, President Trump chose not to resume attacks on Iranian targets.
Trump stated the cease-fire will continue until Iran’s leaders and representatives present a unified proposal for negotiations.
The decision highlights ongoing uncertainty in U.S.-Iran relations and reflects Trump’s approach to foreign policy and conflict resolution amid domestic and international scrutiny.
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