Trump Eyes Ceasefire Extension Amidst Iran War Divisions
US President Trump is considering extending the ceasefire with Iran by three to five days, allowing time for Iran to present a unified proposal to end ongoing conflict. Despite internal divisions in Iran, peace talks might begin soon if the fractured leadership reaches consensus.
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US President Donald Trump is contemplating an extension of the ceasefire with Iran, potentially granting them an additional three to five days to formulate a cohesive proposal for peace. This development comes amidst reported internal divisions within Iran, adding complexity to the peace process.
The New York Post reported Trump suggesting the resumption of peace talks with Iran, possibly starting as early as Friday. In a message to the outlet, Trump indicated that discussions could begin within the next 36 to 72 hours, reflecting his attempt to navigate the fractured Iranian leadership's internal discord.
Despite aggressive rhetoric earlier, the extension aims to give Iran's negotiators a brief opportunity to present viable solutions. The divide within Iran became evident after the first Islamabad talks, highlighting disagreements among Iranian military and diplomatic figures.
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