Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif urged US President Donald Trump to extend the Iran ceasefire deadline by two weeks, citing 'progressing steadily, strongly and powerfully' diplomatic efforts.
Trump called the ceasefire proposal a 'significant step' but deemed it 'not good enough,' warning Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by Tuesday's deadline or face a major military attack.
Trump praised Sharif, saying he's a 'highly respected man,' but no official deadline extension was announced.
Trump warned of massive damage if Iran doesn't comply, stating that every bridge and power plant in Iran would be decimated by 12 o'clock the next night.
Despite strong warnings, Trump signaled openness to a deal, saying the US doesn't want destruction and may help rebuild Iran if an agreement is reached.
