Trump: "The ceasefire with Iran will not be extended"

19:40 / 21.04.2026·368·World

In brief

U.S. President Donald Trump has stated he has no intention of extending the existing truce with Iran. In a CNBC interview, Trump explicitly said he is not in favor of prolonging any peace agreement with Tehran. He further indicated that Washington would not rule out resuming military action if a stable and comprehensive peace deal is not achieved. Trump emphasized that the U.S. military is prepared for potential strikes, suggesting a possible escalation in relations between the two nations.

Donald Trump stated that he has no intention of extending the existing ceasefire with Iran. He made this public statement in an interview with the CNBC TV channel on April 21.

The U.S. leader emphasized that he is not in favor of extending the peace agreement and has a clear position on this matter.

"No, I don't want to do that," he said curtly and sharply.

According to Trump, Washington does not rule out the possibility of resuming hostilities if a stable and full-scale peace agreement with Iran is not reached. In his opinion, it is important to be prepared for the situation and consider all scenarios.

"I believe that we may have to deal blows." Because it is more correct to approach the issue in this spirit. We are ready for this. I'm talking about the military—they are ready for battle. Their capabilities are staggering," the US President added.

This statement indicates that the situation in the international arena could escalate further. According to experts, relations between Washington and Tehran are likely to reach a new level in the coming days.

There has not yet been an official response from Iran. However, analysts argue that such sharp statements could influence diplomatic negotiations.

Thus, the relationship between the US and Iran has once again become the focus of global public attention.

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