Trump Will Not Reach A Ceasefire Agreement With Iran At Present

 On March 14, Iran has expressed willingness to negotiate a ceasefire, but the conditions currently proposed are "not good enough," so the United States will not reach an agreement with Iran to end the war for now.

 Trump stated in an interview: "Iran wants to reach an agreement, but I don't want to right now because the conditions are not good enough." He did not specify the negotiation conditions but said any agreement must be "very solid" and hinted that Iran must completely abandon its nuclear program. When discussing military action, Trump said that the strikes by the United States and Israel have severely weakened Iran's military capabilities.

 He stated that the U.S. military has destroyed most of Iran's missiles, drones, and related production facilities, and claimed that the relevant capabilities "will be completely destroyed within two days." Trump also confirmed that the U.S. military has launched strikes on the Iranian oil export hub of Kharg Island. He said that the U.S. "almost completely destroyed the island," but deliberately avoided damaging key energy pipelines to prevent reconstruction from taking many years.