#DelayNotCeasefire: 43 Days of "Ceasefire." Zero Days of Peace. The ceasefire that Trump called "a big day for world peace" on April 8th has now been extended, violated, extended again, violated again, and still has no end in sight. It started as a two-week pause. It's now been running 43 days. The Strait of Hormuz is still closed. The pattern has been consistent since day one. Trump sets a deadline. Iran misses it. Pakistan asks for more time. Trump extends. Both sides exchange fire. Both sides call the ceasefire technically intact. Repeat. The original deal was simple: Iran reopens the Strait, the US pauses strikes. Iran never fully reopened it. The US never fully stopped. Both sides have fired on each other multiple times since April 8th — the most recent exchange last week when US destroyers engaged Iranian boats and Tehran launched drone strikes on UAE oil infrastructure. Trump called it "a love tap." Iran called it a ceasefire violation. The fundamental gap hasn't moved. The US wants zero enrichment for 20 years and Iran's nuclear material removed from the country. Iran won't touch its nuclear program as a negotiating chip and demands the naval blockade lifted before any talks proceed. The 14-point MOU that was being drafted collapsed. The latest US proposal was rejected as "a piece of garbage" by Trump himself. Trump suspended a planned strike yesterday after appeals from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. Oil dipped on the news — then climbed back above $100 as markets decided a suspended strike is not a signed deal. It's not a ceasefire. It's a delay with artillery. #DelayNotCeasefire