Inside the 10 Iran demands that US ‘accepted’ to get the 2-week ceasefire | World News

On 8 April 2026, the United States and Iran agreed a two-week ceasefire, with talks planned to bridge the gap between them. The deal came at the last minute, shortly after President Trump had threatened Iran's annihilation. Hindustan Times reported that the US 'accepted' 10 Iranian demands to get the truce.

The ceasefire was welcomed around the world, and Europe hailed it while noting that major questions remain. The BBC called it a partial win for Trump at a high cost, and the Financial Times wrote that 'there are no winners'. Some Republicans broke ranks over Trump's Iran threat during the truce.