Le président américain Donald Trump said he had agreed to a two-week ceasefire with Iran, just hours before the expiration of the ultimatum he had set for Tehran.
According to Washington, this truce provides a basis for broader negotiations aimed at a lasting agreement. Donald Trump indicated he expected a compromise within two weeks, suggesting a possible de-escalation of the conflict.
This announcement comes at a time of heightened tensions, with the US president threatening to launch massive strikes against Iranian infrastructure if his demands were not met, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
For its part, Iranian state television presented this development as a diplomatic victory, claiming that Washington had accepted Tehran's conditions. It described the American decision as a "humiliating retreat," illustrating the differing perceptions between the two sides.
This temporary ceasefire could offer a window for diplomatic discussions, but its outcome remains uncertain. After several weeks of conflict and military escalation, the situation remains fragile and will depend on the concessions each side is willing to make in the coming days.
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