Pakistan, April 23 -- The White House has clarified that US President Donald Trump has not set any fixed deadline for a ceasefire with Iran. The statement comes amid reports suggesting a three to five-day timeframe for diplomatic progress. Officials emphasized that the decision on timing rests with the president.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt rejected claims of a strict deadline for negotiations. She said earlier reports about a set timeline were inaccurate. According to her, Trump will decide developments in his capacity as commander in chief.

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Furthermore, the United States said it is giving Iran a few days to present a unified proposal. During this peri...