Donald Trump extends the U.S.-Iran ceasefire at the last minute, reversing his earlier stance as tensions spike around the Strait of Hormuz. The move comes after warnings from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and growing fears of strikes on critical Gulf oil routes. With Shehbaz Sharif mediating behind the scenes, Washington keeps its blockade in place while seeking a fresh proposal from Tehran. Is this a strategic pause—or a sign of mounting pressure in a volatile Middle East standoff?