US President Donald Trump has expressed a mixed stance regarding the ongoing conflict with Iran, stating he is not in a hurry to conclude the war. He remains hopeful for renewed negotiations in Islamabad, Pakistan, led by Vice President JD Vance, despite the impending expiration of a 14-day ceasefire. Trump warned that if an agreement is not reached before the ceasefire ends, there could be significant military escalation, with 'lots of bombs' potentially going off. In response, Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammed Bagher Qalibaf, criticized the US for its demands, suggesting that Iran would not engage in talks unless those demands were softened. He further indicated that Iran is preparing to reveal new strategies on the battlefield, hinting at a readiness for continued conflict if negotiations do not proceed favorably.