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washingtonexaminer.com
Trump indicates US won’t seek memorandum of understanding extension following conclusion of 60-day ceasefire
The president indicated on Monday that <strong>he did not expect the U.S. to extend its memorandum of understanding with Iran after its conclusion.</strong>
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indiatoday.in
Trump rules out interim Iran peace deal extension as 60-day deadline expires - India Today
<strong>The 60-day window that was meant to take the United States and Iran from a fragile ceasefire to a lasting peace has closed without a final agreement</strong>.
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cnbc.com
Trump won't extend Iran ceasefire, threatens to 'bomb' Oman if it 'gets in the way'
Trump doubled down on his claims hours later, telling reporters in the Oval Office <strong>he's not looking to extend the U.S. ceasefire deal with Iran</strong>, which was signed in mid-June and is set to lapse Monday.
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albawaba.com
Trump rejects extension of Iran memorandum as 60-day window expires | Al Bawaba
ALBAWABA- US President Donald Trump said Monday that <strong>Washington does not intend to extend the memorandum of understanding (MoU) reached with Iran</strong>, as the agreement’s 60-day negotiating period expired.
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thenationalnews.com
Stalemate on the strait as deadline for US-Iran agreement expires | The National
<strong>Iran does not consider the 60-day agreement to have begun</strong>, meaning Tehran never entered into discussions with Washington about extending the ceasefire. The prolonged conflict has rattled markets, raised fuel and food costs, and proven deeply ...
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reuters.com
Trump says Iran war 'terminated,' as war powers deadline arrives | Reuters
In a letter to congressional leaders on Friday, the deadline to come to Congress about the war, Trump said <strong>there has been no exchange of fire with Iran since the ceasefire</strong>. "The hostilities that began on February 28, 2026, have terminated," ...
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