The Trump administration is pushing back the timeline for a peace deal with Iran, which was initially expected to conclude within weeks. Senior officials have indicated that the most challenging aspects of the negotiations are still being resolved, with one official stating that a deal could take 'five, six, seven days' to finalize. The proposed framework reportedly includes a 60-day extension for negotiations, allowing President Trump additional time to secure an agreement. Despite claims that Iran has agreed in principle to the deal, significant concerns remain regarding its terms, particularly related to Iran's nuclear stockpile and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. The ongoing conflict has already resulted in the deaths of 13 American service members and rising oil prices due to the strait's closure. GOP members, including Senators Roger Wicker and Ted Cruz, have expressed apprehension that the deal may not sufficiently curb Iran's military capabilities or nuclear ambitions. Trump, however, has defended the negotiations, asserting the importance of getting the deal right.