Donald Trump spoke with Benjamin Netanyahu and Asim Munir in final efforts to secure a two-week ceasefire agreement with Iran, according to a White House official cited by CBS News.
The discussions came as part of last-minute diplomatic efforts to halt further escalation in the conflict. Pakistan played a key mediating role, with its leadership helping facilitate communication between Washington and Tehran.
Officials indicated that Israel agreed in principle to the framework of the ceasefire, aligning with U.S. efforts to pause military operations. The agreement also includes conditions tied to regional stability, including the reopening of critical shipping routes and the potential for follow-up negotiations.
The ceasefire represents a temporary pause in hostilities, though uncertainty remains over its durability and whether it can lead to a broader, long-term diplomatic resolution.
