US President Donald Trump declared that the American military is 'raring to go' for war with Iran, should negotiations fail. He expressed confidence in the US's negotiating position and indicated that the military is well-stocked with ammunition. Trump warned that if the current ceasefire expires, 'lots of bombs start going off.' Meanwhile, Iran has signaled its readiness for conflict, stating it has prepared 'new surprises' for the US and its allies. Reports suggest that Iran has taken recent military movements seriously and has developed new target lists. Both nations have expressed a desire to negotiate an end to the conflict, but tensions remain high, particularly around the strategically important Hormuz Strait. The ceasefire is set to expire on Wednesday, and while a second round of peace talks is planned in Islamabad, Pakistan, Iran's participation is uncertain due to perceived provocations from the US.