WASHINGTON: U.S. President Donald Trump has postponed a final decision on a potential agreement with Iran after a high-level meeting at the White House ended without any concrete outcome.
According to reports, the meeting—held in the White House Situation Room—lasted nearly two hours but failed to produce a definitive decision regarding the extension of the ceasefire agreement with Iran. While the White House confirmed that the session took place, no official details were disclosed.
Earlier, President Trump had indicated that the United States had lifted its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, allowing affected vessels to resume movement. He reiterated that Iran must commit to never developing nuclear weapons and called for the immediate reopening of the strategic waterway.
The delay in decision-making highlights ongoing complexities in U.S.-Iran negotiations, as both sides continue discussions on key terms of a potential agreement.
