$PAXG | Geopolitics Update
Donald Trump is reportedly pushing for a rapid resolution to the ongoing tensions with Iran, telling aides he aims to wrap up the situation within weeks, maintaining the original 4–6 week timeline.
His administration has delivered a 15-point ceasefire framework to Tehran via Pakistan. Key provisions include halting nuclear enrichment, limiting missile development, cutting support for militant groups, and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump has also paused strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure for 10 days to allow negotiations to advance, stating talks are “progressing well” and that Iran appears open to reaching an agreement. He dismissed any suggestion of urgency or pressure from the U.S. side.
However, Iranian officials have criticized the proposal as one-sided, while Israel has raised concerns about the risks of a rushed deal.
With oil prices fluctuating and U.S. military assets repositioning in the region, the outcome remains highly uncertain.