Trump extends Iran ceasefire as talks to end war stall
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President Trump extended the ceasefire with Iran as peace negotiations remain stalled.
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President Trump announced late Tuesday that he would extend the ceasefire with Iran. This decision comes as negotiations to end the war have stalled, with the sides reportedly far apart on terms for a resolution. Trump stated that Pakistani mediators requested the extension due to the impasse in talks. The ongoing ceasefire extension indicates continued diplomatic efforts despite the lack of progress in reaching a permanent peace agreement. White House correspondent Liz Landers reported on the development.
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