US President Donald Trump, while returning from a visit to China, revealed that the recent ceasefire with Iran was agreed upon primarily as a 'favor' to Pakistan, despite his own reservations about the decision. He praised Pakistani leaders, including the Prime Minister and the Field Marshal, indicating a strong diplomatic relationship. Trump reiterated his firm stance against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons and insisted that Tehran must surrender its enriched uranium. He dismissed Iran's latest peace proposal after reading just the first sentence, deeming it insufficient due to a lack of guarantees regarding the end of its nuclear program. Furthermore, Trump recounted claims from Iranian negotiators that they could not retrieve nuclear fuel because they lacked the necessary technology and time. Although he discussed Iran with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Trump asserted that the US does not require China's help to manage the situation, emphasizing that the US would prevail in the ongoing conflict 'one way or the other.'