President Trump announced the extension of the ceasefire with Iran, but the maritime blockade imposed by the US will remain in effect. Iran remains skeptical.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced Wednesday the indefinite extension of the ceasefire with Iran, aimed at continuing peace negotiations. Although the decision has been communicated, it is unclear whether Iran or Israel will accept this ceasefire. Trump mentioned that the U.S. responded positively to the request from mediators in Pakistan to suspend attacks on Iran, but emphasized that the maritime blockade imposed by the U.S. Navy will remain active, considered by Tehran as an act of war. Iran's reaction has been skeptical, with officials emphasizing that they did not request an extension of the ceasefire and threatening to break the blockade. The speaker of the Iranian parliament stated that Trump's message carries "little weight." Additionally, Trump warned that he is prepared to resume bombings against Iran if no agreement is reached by the established deadline.