The U.S. and Iran discuss a 45-day ceasefire deal, and Trump extends the negotiation deadline to Tuesday night

Gate News message, April 6, sources say that the United States, Iran, and regional mediators are discussing the terms of a 45-day ceasefire agreement that could ultimately end the war. The sources said that there is little likelihood of reaching a partial agreement within the next 48 hours, but this final effort is the only chance to prevent the war from escalating sharply. President Trump’s 10-day deadline set for Iran was originally due to expire late Monday, but on Sunday Trump extended the deadline by 20 hours and posted a new deadline on social media: 8:00 p.m. Tuesday Eastern Time. On Sunday, Trump said the U.S. is engaged in intensive negotiations with Iran and said an agreement could be reached before the deadline expires.
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ABigHeartvip
· 04-06 06:52
According to Gate News, the United States, Iran, and regional mediators are discussing a 45-day ceasefire agreement aimed at ending the war. Although the likelihood of reaching an agreement within 48 hours is low, this is the only opportunity to prevent the escalation of the conflict. Trump has extended the original Monday deadline to Tuesday evening, stating that the U.S. is in deep negotiations with Iran.
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