Donald Trump signalled a major shift in the Iran standoff, claiming Tehran is now ready to make a deal and may not need a ceasefire extension. Speaking in Washington, Trump said Iran is “willing to do things” it previously refused, while warning that failure to reach a deal could trigger renewed fighting. He also expressed confidence in an Israel-Lebanon ceasefire that could include Hezbollah, hinting at a broader diplomatic push. With blockade pressure mounting and talks expected soon, the White House message is clear: deal now or risk escalation.