Washington: US President Donald Trump said that he was unconcerned about reports that Iran may halt negotiations with Washington, arguing that Tehran had taken too long in the talks and insisting that preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon remained his overriding objective. In a phone interview with CNBC’s senior Washington correspondent Eamon Javers, Trump.
Washington: The Strait of Hormuz is set to reopen to commercial shipping after Iran agreed to allow safe passage under a ceasefire framework reached with the United States, Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth said on Wednesday. “You saw the initial agreement that we struck, which is Iran’s let ships go through… they will be sailing,”.
Jammu and Kashmir: Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary on Wednesday welcomed the announcement of a ceasefire between the United States and Iran, describing war as inherently destructive and emphasizing that peaceful resolution should always be the priority. Speaking to reporters, Choudhary said, “Hindustan has always maintained that war is not the way..
This rebound occurred after the Prime Minister of Pakistan urged Trump to extend the deadline by an additional two weeks, while also appealing to Iran to reopen the strait.
This comes after suspending the "bombing and attack" campaign on Iran, announcing a two-week double-sided ceasefire and saying that the 10-point proposal from Iran was workable.
