By: The Trek News Desk
Donald Trump has temporarily postponed his warning of potential military strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure, extending the deadline by 10 days. The decision reportedly comes after a request from the Iranian government. The original timeline was set to expire soon, but it has now been pushed to April 6.
In a post on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump stated that ongoing discussions between the United States and Iran are moving in a positive direction. He dismissed certain media reports, alleging that misleading or “fake” narratives are being circulated about the status of the negotiations.
Trump emphasised that diplomatic engagement between the two nations is still underway, with efforts focused on de-escalating tensions and ending the conflict. He indicated that the situation is improving in line with expectations.
Observers believe the additional 10-day window could play a crucial role in reducing hostilities and potentially paving the way for a broader agreement between Washington and Tehran.
Source: News Agencies
