Trump just issued a statement on social media, saying that the American delegation will arrive in Islamabad on the 20th, and the plan is "very fair," giving the impression that negotiations are about to begin. As a result, Iran directly responded with a sentence: "As long as there is a maritime blockade, there will be no negotiations." Straightforward and leaving no room for maneuver.

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Iran's stance is very clear: the main condition for continuing negotiations is that the U.S. "avoid making excessive demands," otherwise they "are unwilling to waste time on prolonged and meaningless negotiations." This message has already been delivered to Washington through intermediaries in Pakistan.
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While Trump sends people to negotiate, he also imposes a maritime blockade on Iran and publicly states plans to "bomb power plants and bridges." Iran, of course, won't tolerate this and has directly announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, warning that any approaching ships will be considered "collaborating with the enemy" and become targets for attack.
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The two sides are now at an impasse. The U.S. wants to wield the big stick while getting the other side to sign; Iran's attitude is more direct: take the knife off my neck, and then we can talk.
April 22nd, the ceasefire is about to expire, and the strait remains closed. The negotiation table is set, but Iran refuses to sit down. The knife is at their throat, and neither side is willing to sign a surrender agreement.
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