US Extends Iran Ceasefire Deadline to April 26, Israel Skeptical of Deal
Israeli officials doubt parties will reach agreement by new deadline as Trump has not officially announced extension
L'essentiel
- The US has informed Israel that President Trump extended the ceasefire in Iran until April 26, according to Ynet.
- Israeli officials consider it unlikely that parties will reach an agreement by that date.
- Trump has not officially announced the new deadline, while US media previously published conflicting reports on the ceasefire duration.
Résumé généré par IA
TEL AVIV, April 22. /TASS/. The US has informed Israel that President Donald Trump has extended the ceasefire in Iran until April 26, the Ynet website reported, citing an Israeli source. According to the source, Israeli officials consider it unlikely that the parties will reach an agreement by that date. Ynet also noted that Trump has not officially announced a new ceasefire deadline. The outlet added that US media had previously published conflicting reports on the duration of the ceasefire: initially no timeframe was specified, and later a period of "three to five days" was mentioned. Earlier on Wednesday, The New York Post reported that Trump had suggested peace talks with Iran could take place within the next one and a half to three days.
