Iran war ceasefire announcement – what we know so far

Donald Trump pauses threat to bomb Iranian infrastructure as Tehran proposes 10-point plan that includes control of strait of Hormuz and withdrawal of all US forces Full report: US and Iran agree to provisional ceasefire, with Tehran saying it will reopen strait of Hormuz The US and Iran have agreed to a two-week ceasefire, barely an hour before Donald Trump’s Wednesday deadline to obliterate the country and its infrastructure. Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said it had conditionally accepted the two-week ceasefire if attacks against Iran were halted. Iran’s foreign minister said passage through the strait of Hormuz would be allowed for the next two weeks under Iranian military management. Iranian state media said negotiations with the US would be held in Islamabad to finalise details of an agreement. Talks will begin on Friday 10 April and may be extended, state media reported. It also reported that talks with the US did not amount to the end of the war. Pakistan’s prime minister, Shehbaz Sharif, announced that Iran, the US and their allies had agreed to an immediate ceasefire everywhere, including Lebanon, but Israel disputed this, saying fighting Hezbollah in L