Trump yet to sign off on Iran ceasefire deal — White House

The White House has confirmed that a proposed 45-day ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran is currently under review, but President Donald Trump has not yet approved the deal.
According to officials, the ceasefire plan is part of ongoing diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the conflict and create room for broader negotiations. However, the President is still assessing the terms and has not given final authorization, meaning military operations are continuing for now.
Sources indicate that while discussions are ongoing, key issues remain unresolved, including conditions for a lasting truce and mutual guarantees from both sides. Iran is said to be pushing for a more permanent resolution, while the U.S. is weighing strategic and security considerations before committing.
The development highlights the fragile nature of the negotiations, with tensions still high despite behind-the-scenes diplomatic engagement.
Observers say the coming days will be critical, as any decision by the U.S. leadership could either pave the way for de-escalation or prolong the conflict.