The situation between the United States and Iran is still tense, even after a ceasefire. Donald Trump said he is not satisfied with Iran’s latest proposal and is unsure if a deal to end the conflict will happen. Iran, through its Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, says it is open to talks but wants the US to change its approach. The war has now reached around 60 days, raising legal questions in the US. Under the War Powers Act, the president must get approval from Congress within 60 days of starting military action. However, the US government claims the war is “terminated” due to the ceasefire, even though forces remain in the region and a naval blockade continues. There is disagreement among experts about whether the law still applies during a pause in fighting. Some officials say the countdown stops, while others argue military actions like blockades still count as ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, public opinion in the US is shifting. A recent poll shows that about 61% of Americans believe attacking Iran was a mistake, reflecting growing concerns about the war’s impact on the economy and daily life. As talks continue and tensions remain high, both diplomatic and military paths are still being considered.