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On April 23, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated that the extension of the ceasefire agreement with Iran will ultimately be decided by President Trump. "The President has not set a definitive deadline; I have seen reports today regarding this. I know there are some anonymous sources claiming there is a three to five-day grace period. That is not true," she added, stating that Trump is waiting for a "unified response" from Iranian leaders regarding the terms of the U.S. peace agreement.

[White House: Trump Has Not Set a Deadline for Ceasefire with Iran]On April 23, White House Press Secretary Levitt stated that the extension of the ceasefire agreement with Iran will ultimately be decided by President Trump. "The President has not set a definitive deadline; I have seen reports today regarding this. I know there are some anonymous sources claiming there is a three to five-day grace period. That is not true," she added, stating that Trump is waiting for a "unified response" from Iranian leaders regarding the terms of the U.S. peace agreement.

White House: Trump Has Not Set a Deadline for Ceasefire with Iran

On April 23, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt stated that President Trump does not believe Iran's seizure of the 'MSC Francesca' and 'Epaminodes' vessels violates the ceasefire framework, as these ships are not American or Israeli. She also added that such actions are merely considered acts of piracy.

[White House: Trump Believes Iran's Seizure of Ships Does Not Violate Ceasefire]On April 23, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt stated that President Trump does not believe Iran's seizure of the 'MSC Francesca' and 'Epaminodes' vessels violates the ceasefire framework, as these ships are not American or Israeli. She also added that such actions are merely considered acts of piracy.

White House: Trump Believes Iran's Seizure of Ships Does Not Violate Ceasefire

On April 23, it was reported that the US Dollar Index rose 0.21% on April 22, closing at 98.60 in the foreign exchange market.

[US Dollar Index Rises 0.21% on April 22]On April 23, it was reported that the US Dollar Index rose 0.21% on April 22, closing at 98.60 in the foreign exchange market.

US Dollar Index Rises 0.21% on April 22

On April 23, the United States is considering providing currency swap lines to the UAE and other Gulf and Asian allies, as these economies have been impacted by Trump's actions regarding the war with Iran. U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated on Wednesday that such financial instruments, which ensure access to dollars and help maintain financial stability, are intended to 'maintain order in the dollar financing market and prevent U.S. assets from being sold off in a disorderly manner.' Yellen made these remarks during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing. The day before, Trump confirmed reports that the U.S. is considering establishing swap lines with the UAE. Yellen noted that any such arrangement would benefit both the UAE and the U.S. She did not specify which other countries had made requests. UAE Ambassador to Washington Yousef Al Otaiba stated that any implication that the UAE needs external financial support misreads the facts. A person familiar with the UAE's perspective described the swap lines as an 'emergency measure.' This is about building confidence and indicating that the UAE is one of the most trusted economies, like Japan and Europe, and the U.S. is categorizing the UAE in this group.

[U.S. Treasury Secretary: Gulf and Asian Allies Request Establishment of Dollar Swap Lines]On April 23, the United States is considering providing currency swap lines to the UAE and other Gulf and Asian allies, as these economies have been impacted by Trump's actions regarding the war with Iran. U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated on Wednesday that such financial instruments, which ensure access to dollars and help maintain financial stability, are intended to 'maintain order in the dollar financing market and prevent U.S. assets from being sold off in a disorderly manner.' Yellen made these remarks during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing. The day before, Trump confirmed reports that the U.S. is considering establishing swap lines with the UAE. Yellen noted that any such arrangement would benefit both the UAE and the U.S. She did not specify which other countries had made requests. UAE Ambassador to Washington Yousef Al Otaiba stated that any implication that the UAE needs external financial support misreads the facts. A person familiar with the UAE's perspective described the swap lines as an 'emergency measure.' This is about building confidence and indicating that the UAE is one of the most trusted economies, like Japan and Europe, and the U.S. is categorizing the UAE in this group.

U.S. Treasury Secretary: Gulf and Asian Allies Request Establishment of Dollar Swap Lines

On April 23, Israeli media reported on the 22nd that Israel has been informed by the United States that President Trump has set the deadline for extending the ceasefire with Iran to expire on the 26th. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Israeli Media: Trump Sets Deadline for Iran Ceasefire to End on 26th]On April 23, Israeli media reported on the 22nd that Israel has been informed by the United States that President Trump has set the deadline for extending the ceasefire with Iran to expire on the 26th. (Xinhua News Agency)

Israeli Media: Trump Sets Deadline for Iran Ceasefire to End on 26th

On April 23, sources revealed that SpaceX is one of the companies involved in developing the operating system for Trump's 'Iron Dome' initiative, which focuses on integrating satellite communications into military operations. The company is collaborating with other defense and artificial intelligence firms to develop software that connects missile defense capabilities, indicating that its role in the 'Iron Dome' project is broader than previously known.

[SpaceX Invited to Join Industry Team for 'Iron Dome' Software Development]On April 23, sources revealed that SpaceX is one of the companies involved in developing the operating system for Trump's 'Iron Dome' initiative, which focuses on integrating satellite communications into military operations. The company is collaborating with other defense and artificial intelligence firms to develop software that connects missile defense capabilities, indicating that its role in the 'Iron Dome' project is broader than previously known.

SpaceX Invited to Join Industry Team for 'Iron Dome' Software Development

On April 23, Wednesday, Pakistani officials remained optimistic about the possibility of bringing the U.S. and Iran back to the negotiating table, despite Iran's seizure of two cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz creating new obstacles for their efforts to mediate long-term peace. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with the Iranian ambassador on Wednesday. A Pakistani official who received a briefing on the talks stated that a second round of negotiations could take place in the coming days. Maleeha Lodhi, a former Pakistani ambassador to the U.S. and the U.K. who is familiar with the current diplomatic efforts, said, "The ceasefire has opened up space for the resumption of diplomatic avenues, and Pakistan believes this space is sufficient. Neither side has rejected negotiations." Another Pakistani official, who also received a briefing on the negotiations and requested anonymity, indicated that following the extension of the ceasefire, Pakistani mediators had received positive signals from Iran expressing a desire to restart face-to-face talks. The official did not elaborate on what these signals were, nor did he specify whether Iran had informed Pakistani mediators that the U.S. lifting the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz was a prerequisite for participating in the second round of negotiations. (The New York Times)

[Pakistan Officials: Positive Signals from Iran to Restart Face-to-Face Negotiations]On April 23, Wednesday, Pakistani officials remained optimistic about the possibility of bringing the U.S. and Iran back to the negotiating table, despite Iran's seizure of two cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz creating new obstacles for their efforts to mediate long-term peace. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with the Iranian ambassador on Wednesday. A Pakistani official who received a briefing on the talks stated that a second round of negotiations could take place in the coming days. Maleeha Lodhi, a former Pakistani ambassador to the U.S. and the U.K. who is familiar with the current diplomatic efforts, said, "The ceasefire has opened up space for the resumption of diplomatic avenues, and Pakistan believes this space is sufficient. Neither side has rejected negotiations." Another Pakistani official, who also received a briefing on the negotiations and requested anonymity, indicated that following the extension of the ceasefire, Pakistani mediators had received positive signals from Iran expressing a desire to restart face-to-face talks. The official did not elaborate on what these signals were, nor did he specify whether Iran had informed Pakistani mediators that the U.S. lifting the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz was a prerequisite for participating in the second round of negotiations. (The New York Times)

Pakistan Officials: Positive Signals from Iran to Restart Face-to-Face Negotiations

On April 23, the Pentagon notified Congress that completely clearing the mines laid by the Iranian military in the Strait of Hormuz could take up to six months, and any such action is unlikely to occur before the end of the war between the U.S. and Iran. This assessment suggests that the economic impacts of the conflict may extend into later this year or beyond. It was revealed that a senior Defense Department official shared this previously unreported estimate during a confidential briefing with members of the House Armed Services Committee on Tuesday. Two individuals indicated that this timeline frustrated both Democrats and Republicans, possibly signaling that even after any peace agreement is reached, gasoline and oil prices may remain elevated for an extended period. Beyond the economic implications, such an outcome could also have significant effects on U.S. domestic politics, particularly for Republicans, as the November midterm elections approach. Lawmakers were informed that Iran may have laid 20 or more mines in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding areas. Some of these mines were reportedly laid remotely using GPS technology, making it difficult for U.S. forces to detect them. It is believed that other mines were laid by the Iranian military using small boats. The White House and the Pentagon did not respond to inquiries regarding the military's assessment of how long mine clearance might take. U.S. Central Command declined to comment.

[Pentagon: Clearing Mines in the Strait of Hormuz May Take 6 Months]On April 23, the Pentagon notified Congress that completely clearing the mines laid by the Iranian military in the Strait of Hormuz could take up to six months, and any such action is unlikely to occur before the end of the war between the U.S. and Iran. This assessment suggests that the economic impacts of the conflict may extend into later this year or beyond. It was revealed that a senior Defense Department official shared this previously unreported estimate during a confidential briefing with members of the House Armed Services Committee on Tuesday. Two individuals indicated that this timeline frustrated both Democrats and Republicans, possibly signaling that even after any peace agreement is reached, gasoline and oil prices may remain elevated for an extended period. Beyond the economic implications, such an outcome could also have significant effects on U.S. domestic politics, particularly for Republicans, as the November midterm elections approach. Lawmakers were informed that Iran may have laid 20 or more mines in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding areas. Some of these mines were reportedly laid remotely using GPS technology, making it difficult for U.S. forces to detect them. It is believed that other mines were laid by the Iranian military using small boats. The White House and the Pentagon did not respond to inquiries regarding the military's assessment of how long mine clearance might take. U.S. Central Command declined to comment.

Pentagon: Clearing Mines in the Strait of Hormuz May Take 6 Months

On April 23, Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf stated that a comprehensive ceasefire only makes sense if it is not violated by acts of maritime blockade and 'hostage-taking of the world economy.' In such an open violation of the ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz is impossible. They have failed to achieve their goals through military aggression and will never succeed through bullying. The only way forward is to acknowledge the rights of the Iranian nation.

[Iranian Parliament Speaker: Reopening of Strait of Hormuz 'Impossible' Amid Open Violation of Ceasefire]On April 23, Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf stated that a comprehensive ceasefire only makes sense if it is not violated by acts of maritime blockade and 'hostage-taking of the world economy.' In such an open violation of the ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz is impossible. They have failed to achieve their goals through military aggression and will never succeed through bullying. The only way forward is to acknowledge the rights of the Iranian nation.

Iranian Parliament Speaker: Reopening of Strait of Hormuz 'Impossible' Amid Open Violation of Ceasefire

June 23 (Huobi) - WhatsApp is taking steps towards integrating with metaverse hardware by linking with Meta Quest, offering a glimpse of its metaverse plans beyond Avatars. An upcoming update may allow users to connect their WhatsApp accounts with Meta Quest VR headsets, improving the user experience.

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