No More Ceasefire has become the clear message from US President Donald Trump as he ruled out extending the ongoing truce with Iran. He said a temporary pause in conflict is not the answer and stressed the need for a permanent agreement instead.
Speaking during an interview, Trump made it clear that the ceasefire could end without any extension. He added that a long-term deal would serve both sides better, as it would allow stability and rebuilding after tensions.
His statement comes at a sensitive time, as the United States and Iran prepare for another round of talks in Islamabad. Earlier discussions failed to produce any breakthrough, especially on the key issue of Iran’s nuclear program, which remains a major concern for Washington.
Despite the lack of progress so far, Trump sounded optimistic about the next phase of negotiations. He hinted that a surprising development could emerge within the next couple of days, raising expectations for a possible shift in the situation.
The US president also repeated his claim that recent American actions have already changed the power structure in Iran. According to him, hardline elements have been removed, and a different leadership is now in place.
No More Ceasefire remains the central stance as diplomatic efforts continue, with both sides now under pressure to reach a meaningful and lasting agreement.