War in the Middle East: Donald Trump has not set a deadline for Iran to make a proposal

White House spokeswoman announced on Wednesday, April 22, that Donald Trump will impose his own timeline and did not set a deadline for Iran to make a proposal. President Donald Trump has not set a deadline for Iran to make a proposal, said White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt on Wednesday, April 22. “The president has not set a deadline to receive a proposal from Iran,” she told reporters at the White House, specifying that “ultimately, the timeline will be imposed” by Donald Trump. Trump had announced on Tuesday the extension of the ceasefire until further notice, to give Tehran more time to negotiate while maintaining the blockade of Iranian ports.

Context:

• Donald Trump has not set a specific deadline for Iran to make a proposal, according to the White House spokesperson.
• The extension of the ceasefire and ongoing blockade of Iranian ports have been outlined as part of the negotiations between the U.S. and Iran.

Fact Check:

• The statements made by the White House spokesperson and Iranian leaders regarding the negotiations need to be verified through official sources for accuracy and context.