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Trump Signals Ceasefire with Iran May Not Be Extended

In a recent statement, Donald Trump has expressed skepticism about extending the ceasefire with Iran, which is set to expire soon. As the US prepares for a new round of negotiations in Islamabad, uncertainty looms over Iran's participation due to trust issues with Washington. Vice President JD Vance is reportedly leading the US delegation, but his exact whereabouts remain unclear. This situation highlights the complexities of US-Iran relations as both sides navigate the path forward.
By Narendra Chaudhary | Apr 20, 2026, 22:08 IST
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Trump's Stance on Iran Ceasefire


Donald Trump has indicated that extending the ceasefire with Iran is 'highly unlikely' unless a deal is finalized, as reported by Bloomberg. The current ceasefire, which has been in effect for two weeks, is set to end on Wednesday, April 23. This announcement comes just before the anticipated second round of US-Iran discussions in Islamabad, scheduled for tomorrow. While Trump confirmed that a US delegation led by Vice President JD Vance is on its way to Pakistan, Iran has yet to confirm its attendance at the upcoming talks, citing concerns about trust with Washington.


Vice President Vance's Trip to Pakistan


According to an interview with Trump in the New York Post, Vice President JD Vance, along with special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, is traveling to Pakistan to engage in negotiations regarding the Iran conflict. Trump stated, “They’re heading over now. They’ll be there tonight.” However, it remains uncertain whether Vance is indeed en route, as administration officials have not confirmed his current status or location.


With inputs from AP


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