Donald Trump declares the ceasefire with Iran is ‘over’
US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that a ceasefire with Iran was "over." Speaking to reporters at the Nato summit in Ankara, Trump stated he no longer wished to engage with Iran, calling further dealings a "waste of time" and labeling Iranian representatives as "liars." This declaration followed fresh US military strikes on the Islamic Republic. While Trump suggested that US representatives could continue negotiations, he expressed skepticism about any productive outcomes, implying that such talks would be futile.

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AI-generatedUS President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that a ceasefire with Iran was "over." Speaking to reporters at the Nato summit in Ankara, Trump stated he no longer wished to engage with Iran, calling further dealings a "waste of time" and labeling Iranian representatives as "liars." This declaration followed fresh US military strikes on the Islamic Republic. While Trump suggested that US representatives could continue negotiations, he expressed skepticism about any productive outcomes, implying that such talks would be futile.
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4 extractedTrump suggested that further engagement with Tehran is futile and a waste of time.
Trump called Iranians 'liars'.
Trump stated that he does not want to deal with Iran anymore.
US President Donald Trump declared that the ceasefire with Iran was 'over'.