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Trump Addresses Iran Ceasefire Expiration, U.S. Delegation Prepares for Talks

Former President Donald Trump discussed the potential ramifications of the Iran ceasefire expiring in a phone interview. The statement comes as a U.S. delegation is scheduled to participate in further peace negotiations.

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05/18/2026 · Florida edition

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Former President Donald Trump stated "lots of bombs start going off" if the Iran ceasefire expires. Trump made the comment during a phone conversation with PBS News White House correspondent Liz Landers.

The discussion occurred as a U.S. delegation prepares to engage in additional peace talks regarding the conflict with Iran. Details of the planned talks and participants involved were not immediately available.

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