TRUMP EXTENDS CEASEFIRE WITH IRAN
US-Iran War Day 54: Trump hits pause for now as Pakistan continues brokering 'peace', but Hormuz's future remains in limbo
Iran War Day 54 News: As the US-Iran war 2026 entered day 54, US President Trump announced an indefinite extension of the ceasefire to allow more time for diplomacy, following mediation efforts by Pakistan, though it remains unclear if Iran or Israel will agree. Despite the extension, the US continues its naval blockade on Iranian trade routes, a move Tehran has condemned as an act of war, with Iranian-linked Tasnim News Agency dismissing the announcement and warning of potential retaliation. The conflict, which began on February 28, has killed over 5,000 civilians, displaced hundreds of thousands, and triggered a major Strait of Hormuz crisis, disrupting global oil supplies and raising fears of economic fallout.
Iran sets lifting of Hormuz blockade as condition for talks, says 'break blockade and we will negotiate'
Iran has set lifting the US naval blockade as a precondition for talks, citing "ceasefire violations." Despite President Trump's "unilateral" ceasefire extension, Tehran remains sceptical. The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, threatening global energy markets as a second round of negotiations is anticipated in Islamabad.
Trump indefinitely extends ceasefire with Iran on Pakistan's request
US-Iran ceasefire: U.S. President Donald Trump has extended the ceasefire with Iran indefinitely, just hours before it was due to expire, to keep space open for ongoing peace negotiations. He said on social media that the decision followed a request from Pakistan, which is mediating talks, asking the U.S. to pause any planned attacks until Iran’s leadership presents a unified proposal.
Shehbaz Sharif thanks Trump for accepting US-Iran ceasefire request, says Pakistan will keep pursuing diplomatic solution
Shehbaz Sharif has expressed gratitude to US President Donald Trump for agreeing to extend the ceasefire in the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict, saying the move supports continued diplomatic efforts to achieve lasting peace. In a post on X, Sharif said he hopes both sides will maintain the ceasefire and move toward a “comprehensive peace deal” during the upcoming second round of talks scheduled in Islamabad, aimed at ending the conflict permanently.
Gold rises as oil weakens after US extends ceasefire with Iran
Gold gained as easing oil prices and the extension of the US-Iran ceasefire supported sentiment, with investors balancing reduced inflation risks against ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
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Strait of Hormuz open or closed? Trump has a warning for Iran if deal with US fails
US President Donald Trump has extended the Iran ceasefire while simultaneously escalating tensions with Tehran over the Strait of Hormuz crisis and an ongoing US naval blockade targeting Iranian oil shipments and maritime routes. Soon after the announcement, Trump posted on Truth Social claiming Iran wants the Strait of Hormuz open only to maintain its $500 million daily oil revenue, while arguing that US pressure has forced Tehran into a weakened position. He added that a lasting deal with Iran would not be possible without major concessions, using highly aggressive language about potential military action.
Oil prices turn lower as investors assess outlook for US-Iran peace talks
Brent crude futures were down 21 cents, or 0.2%, at $98.27 a barrel at 0039 GMT, after touching $99.38 earlier in the session. West Texas Intermediate futures fell 28 cents, or 0.3%, to $89.39, after climbing as high as $90.71.
Global Market Today: Asian stocks gain, dollar wobbles as Trump extends Iran ceasefire
U.S. stock futures rose and the dollar wavered after President Trump announced an indefinite extension of the Iran ceasefire, buoying market sentiment. Despite the Strait of Hormuz remaining closed, oil prices held onto recent gains. Markets took the news in stride, with risk momentum intact as global markets rebound to pre-war levels.
Strait of Hormuz crisis: US blockade continues despite ceasefire extension with Iran
President Trump has extended the ceasefire with Iran. This decision comes at Pakistan's request. The United States awaits a unified proposal from Tehran. However, the US military will continue its blockade of Iranian ports. Vice President JD Vance's trip to Pakistan for talks has been put on hold. Both nations had prepared to resume fighting if no deal was reached.
S&P 500 falls, $420 billion wiped out as Iran skips US talks, ceasefire fears rise
S&P 500 fell sharply after Iran refused US talks, increasing global tension fears. Investors are worried the ceasefire may end without a deal. Oil prices are rising again due to supply concerns. Markets are reacting to uncertainty and risk. Experts say long-term outlook may stay positive, but short-term moves depend on news about US Iran talks and conflict situation.
Why did Trump extend ceasefire when Iran doesn't even want to talk? US extends truce, keeps Iran blockade, tensions rise
Why did Trump extend ceasefire when Iran doesn't even want to talk? The United States decided to extend the ceasefire with Iran after a request from Pakistan while keeping a blockade on Iranian ports. Iran called the blockade an act of war and signaled uncertainty over talks. Hezbollah and Israel exchanged accusations of ceasefire violations. Oil prices reacted with volatility. Diplomatic talks may move to Islamabad if the blockade ends.
Trump extends ceasefire until Iranian proposal submitted, discussions concluded
US-Iran ceasefire news: US President Donald Trump has extended the Iran ceasefire. This decision comes at the request of Pakistan. Attacks will be held off until Iranian leaders submit a unified proposal. Discussions will then take place. The military will maintain the blockade and remain ready. The ceasefire will continue until the proposal is submitted and discussions are finished.
‘Act of war’: Iran warns US over port blockade as ceasefire hangs by a thread
Iran warned that blockading its ports would be an “act of war,” escalating tensions with the United States as their fragile ceasefire nears expiry. Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi’s remarks come amid stalled talks, mediation efforts by Pakistan, and US President Donald Trump signalling possible military action if no agreement is reached.
US-Iran war: JD Vance's Pakistan trip for peace talks put on hold
US Vice President JD Vance's trip to Pakistan for Iran negotiations is on hold as Tehran has not responded to US positions. With a ceasefire set to expire, Iran's participation remains undecided. Pakistan is urging both nations to extend the truce and continue dialogue.
US–Iran War Day 53: Last hours for peace? Ceasefire nears expiry as Trump warns 'bombs will go off' & Iran threatens Hormuz; Markets watch nervously
Iran War Day 53 News: US–Iran war entered day 53 with tensions rising as a fragile ceasefire neared expiry and uncertainty surrounded possible talks in Pakistan, with United States President Donald Trump warning the truce is “highly unlikely” to be extended and Iran signaling readiness for escalation while accusing Washington of violations; threats around the Strait of Hormuz, continued maritime tensions, and disputes over Iran’s nuclear stockpile kept global sentiment on edge even as parallel Israel–Lebanon tensions persisted.
Trump says US stopped ship delivering Chinese 'gift' to Iran
US-Iran war news: United States forces have intercepted a vessel carrying a shipment from China to Iran. President Donald Trump stated the cargo was a "gift" intended for Iran. This comes as Iran seeks to replenish its military supplies during a ceasefire. Trump expressed surprise, noting a prior assurance from China's President Xi Jinping against such deliveries. The incident highlights ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Trump accuses Iran of violating ceasefire 'numerous times'
US President Donald Trump accuses Iran of violating a ceasefire. This raises uncertainty for crucial talks planned in Islamabad. Pakistan is preparing for these discussions. Tensions are high due to a recent US Navy seizure of an Iranian ship. Control over the Strait of Hormuz remains a key dispute. Global energy prices have risen. Iran's parliament speaker warns against threats.
Vance to travel to Pakistan on Tuesday for Iran talks
U.S. Vice President JD Vance will visit Pakistan for talks on Iran, while Tehran is considering joining peace negotiations after efforts to ease the U.S. blockade. The blockade remains a key hurdle as a two-week ceasefire nears expiry. Analysts expect a possible extension or interim deal, but warn talks could still fail.
Trump offers mixed messages about path ahead for US war against Iran
President Trump issued conflicting statements regarding the U.S. war with Iran, expressing no urgency to end the conflict while anticipating renewed negotiations in Pakistan. Despite a strained ceasefire and Iran's refusal to negotiate under threat, Trump remains firm on his terms, warning of escalating conflict if an agreement isn't reached before the deadline.
Trump says truce unlikely to be extended as he aims to seal Iran deal
President Trump indicated he's unlikely to extend the Iran ceasefire, urging negotiators to finalize a deal by Wednesday evening Washington time. He reiterated the Strait of Hormuz blockade will remain until an agreement is signed, despite rising oil prices and market volatility.
Iran may join peace talks after Pakistan works to end US blockade, Iran source says
Iran is reviewing participation in peace talks with the United States in Pakistan. A two-week ceasefire is set to expire soon. Pakistan is mediating efforts to end a US blockade of Iranian ports. Tensions remain high following a US seizure of an Iranian cargo ship. Both sides have issued threats, but diplomatic efforts are underway.
US-Iran war: Tehran doubles down on closing the Strait of Hormuz as the ceasefire nears expiration
US-Israel war with Iran: Tehran is maintaining its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. This action continues as long as the United States maintains its blockade of Iranian ports. Mediators are working to extend a ceasefire between the two nations. Tensions remain high as the war enters its eighth week. The situation threatens global energy supplies and regional stability.
Trump says Iran talks going 'very good', more information to come by day end
US President Donald Trump has revealed that discussions with Iran are moving forward positively. He indicated that more details regarding these conversations would be released by the close of the day. These developments follow a previous failure to secure a peace agreement last week. The ongoing dialogue suggests a potential shift in relations.
'Maybe I won't extend it': Trump signals he may resume bombing Iran if ceasefire deal not reached by Wednesday
During his return journey to Washington, President Donald Trump conveyed a cautionary message to Iran, emphasizing that the ongoing ceasefire could be revoked by Wednesday if no long-term solution is negotiated. He further reiterated the continuation of the blockade on Iranian ports, hinting at the possibility of escalating military engagement if tensions persist.
Iran declares Strait of Hormuz 'completely open' during ceasefire
Iran has announced a significant development regarding the Strait of Hormuz. The country has declared the waterway completely open for all commercial vessels. This opening is in effect for the remaining period of the current ceasefire. The announcement was made by Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi. This move aligns with the ceasefire in Lebanon.
A 10-day ceasefire agreed on by Israel and Lebanon goes into effect
A 10-day truce has begun in Lebanon, pausing fighting between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah and raising hopes of extending a wider ceasefire involving the United States and Iran after weeks of war that disrupted the region.
Trump says Iran to drop nukes, hand over uranium, hints Pakistan visit
President Trump revealed Iran has pledged to forgo nuclear weapons for over two decades, stating the nation has agreed to nearly all terms. He also hinted at a potential visit to Islamabad, Pakistan, if a nuclear deal is finalized and signed there. This significant development suggests a potential breakthrough in international nuclear negotiations.
Trump says China ‘won’t send weapons to Iran,’ ‘very happy’ with Hormuz opening
US President Donald Trump stated China will not send weapons to Iran. He also mentioned China's happiness regarding the permanent opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump expressed optimism about US-China relations, anticipating a positive reception from President Xi Jinping during an upcoming visit. He emphasized American military readiness.
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