Gaza Ceasefire ‘Very Close’ Amid Major Diplomatic Progress
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced that significant progress has been achieved in the ongoing ceasefire negotiations in Gaza, expressing optimism that a truce could be imminent.
Referring to briefings by his Special Envoy Steven Witkoff, Trump stated, “There’s major progress in Gaza. A ceasefire is very close.” His remarks come amid intensified efforts to mediate between the conflicting sides.
Diplomatic Talks Show Signs of Breakthrough
Trump emphasized that discussions between the parties have taken a positive turn, and he voiced confidence that ongoing diplomatic efforts are likely to deliver tangible results soon. While he refrained from detailing specific terms or timelines, his tone reflected a clear belief that a resolution is within reach.
This marks a rare moment of consensus-building in a prolonged conflict, raising hopes for a humanitarian pause or long-term de-escalation in the Gaza Strip—a region deeply impacted by months of violence and humanitarian crisis.
