Iran has communicated its intention to respect a cease-end on two weeks in view of negotiations with the United States that the US President Donald Trump has accepted. In an announcement on the social X Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, expressed gratitude and appreciation to the prime minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, and the head of the Pakistani army Asim Munir "for their tireless efforts to put an end to the war in the region". Pakistan has in fact offered, if not as a mediator, as an intermediary between Washington and Tehran after the escalation of the conflict triggered by the attacks of the United States and Israel against Iran that began on February 28. "In in response to the fraternal request of Prime Minister Sharif in his tweets, and considering the U.S. request to start negotiations based on their 15-point proposal, and the announcement by the President of the United States about the acceptance of the Overview of the Iranian 10-point proposal as a basis for the - posted the Iranian minister - I declare on behalf of the Iran's Supreme National Security Council: if the attacks against Iran ceased, our powerful Armed Forces defensive operations would cease. For a period of two weeks, the safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz will be possible thanks to coordination with the Armed Forces and taking due account of technical limitations".

Taking up this statement on his social network Truth, Trump defined today as "a great day for peace world!" In his typical phraseology that he trashed centuries of diplomatic repertoire, the American president has exulted: "Iran wants it, it has had enough! They have enough all the others! The United States of America will help manage the increased traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. There will be a lot of positive action! You will earn a lot of money. Iran will be able to begin the reconstruction process. We will do supply of all kinds of supplies and we will remain there to wait to make sure everything goes well. I am confident that everything will be fine. Just as we are experiencing it in the States United, this could be the golden age of the Middle East!! ».

The announcement of the ceasefire was greeted with by the Secretary General of the International Maritime Organization, which called for a safe evacuation of the ships and crews still stranded in the Strait region of Hormuz: "for the health and well-being of seafarers and of the global maritime industry," said Arsenio Dominguez I welcome the ceasefire announced in the Middle East. I am already working with stakeholders to implement a adequate mechanism to ensure the safe transit of ships through the Strait of Hormuz. The priority now is ensure an evacuation that safeguards the safety of the navigation".