Trump extends ceasefire, calls Iranian regime "seriously fractured"
Summary
President Donald Trump said he would extend a ceasefire with Iran indefinitely, after initially threatening new attacks and expressing reluctance to continue the pause. He also described the Iranian government as "seriously fractured."Key Facts
- President Trump threatened new military attacks on Iran on Tuesday.
- He initially did not want to continue the ceasefire with Iran.
- Later, he decided to extend the ceasefire indefinitely.
- The ceasefire means a pause in military actions between the U.S. and Iran.
- President Trump called the Iranian regime "seriously fractured," meaning divided or weak.
- The information was reported by CBS News.
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