In the past 48 hours, President Donald Trump has displayed a confusing array of positions regarding the Iran conflict. Initially expressing confidence that a favorable deal was imminent, he later warned of severe consequences if Iran did not comply with U.S. demands within a 48-hour window. Trump announced a ceasefire extension, influenced by requests from Pakistani leaders, despite earlier indications that he would not do so. He claimed that the U.S. is 'winning' the war against Iran, asserting that Iran's military capabilities have been significantly diminished and that the blockade is inflicting severe economic damage, estimating losses at $500 million per day. However, the situation remains fluid, with uncertainty surrounding future negotiations and Iran's participation. The U.S. military remains on high alert, and the blockade continues, creating a precarious environment as both sides assess their next moves. Trump's mixed messages have left oil markets and international partners uncertain about the U.S.'s future actions, oscillating between military threats and diplomatic possibilities.