Trump Says Iran Seeks Ceasefire Deal

President Donald Trump said Iran’s president has sought a ceasefire, but Washington will only consider the request if the Strait of Hormuz is reopened. According to CNBC, the U.S. remains focused on restoring access to the critical oil route before easing military pressure.

The report said it is unclear whether Iran has formally confirmed the ceasefire request or how it was communicated. Questions remain over whether the appeal came directly or through intermediaries such as Pakistan.

US President Donald Trump claims Iran’s president has asked for a ceasefire.

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Analysts note that Iran’s supreme leader holds ultimate authority, raising further uncertainty over any proposal.

The month-long war has disrupted global energy markets, with the Strait of Hormuz largely blocked. According to reports, this has driven volatility in oil prices and economic uncertainty worldwide.

Trump is expected to address the nation with further updates. The administration maintains that U.S. objectives are being met, while keeping pressure on Tehran to reopen the vital shipping lane.

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