The White House has stated that President Donald Trump has not set any fixed deadline for the ongoing ceasefire with Iran. This clarification comes after reports suggested there was a short time frame of three to five days for the agreement. White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt rejected these claims, calling them inaccurate and based on anonymous sources. She emphasized that no official deadline has been announced by the president. According to Leavitt, President Trump will personally decide when the ceasefire extension should end. She added that the administration is currently waiting for a “unified response” from Iran’s leadership regarding the terms proposed by the United States for a potential peace agreement. The situation remains uncertain as tensions between the two countries continue. While the ceasefire is still in place, the lack of a clear timeline has left room for both diplomatic progress and possible escalation. Observers say the next steps will depend largely on Iran’s response and whether both sides are willing to move forward with negotiations.