In recent statements, US President Donald Trump has expressed a fluctuating stance on the ongoing conflict with Iran. Initially, he indicated that Iran had 'agreed to everything' in negotiations, suggesting optimism about reaching a favorable deal. However, he quickly shifted to a more aggressive tone, warning Iran that it has roughly 48 hours to comply with US demands, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, or face serious military consequences. Despite earlier suggestions that the ceasefire would not be extended, Trump announced a continuation of the truce, citing requests from Pakistan's leadership, including Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. He emphasized that the ceasefire would remain in effect until Iran presents a 'unified proposal' for negotiations. Trump also accused Iran of wanting to keep the Strait of Hormuz open to generate significant revenue, estimating losses due to the US blockade at $500 million a day. Throughout his remarks, Trump maintained that the US is 'winning' the conflict, highlighting Iran's economic struggles and military losses.