Trump Extends Ceasefire with Iran Amid Internal Divisions and Diplomatic Uncertainty
President Trump has extended a temporary ceasefire with Iran, initially set to expire, following extensive deliberations at the White House. The decision came after Iran backed out of planned talks, citing internal divisions within its government. The ceasefire extension was influenced by Pakistani intermediaries who communicated Iran's potential willingness to negotiate. However, Iran's refusal to participate in talks led to the cancellation of a planned U.S. delegation visit to Islamabad. The Trump administration is maintaining pressure on Iran, demanding the lifting of a naval blockade as a precondition for further negotiations. The situation remains tense, with Iran's internal divisions complicating diplomatic efforts. 
