Media reports state that the US has set April 9 as the target date to end the war, but as strikes continue, Iran denies negotiations.

DeepFlowTech · 2026-03-24T00:00:15+00:00

According to Israeli media reports, the United States has set April 9 as the target date for ending the conflict with Iran, with talks expected to take place in Pakistan. Despite Iran's frequent daily missile launches, it is difficult to achieve large-scale simultaneous volleys. Trump hopes to visit Israel on Israeli Independence Day and receive an award.

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2026-03-24 00:00:15

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Deep Tide TechFlow News, on March 24, according to Israeli media Ynetglobal, after President Trump issued a statement, an Israeli official said Washington has set April 9 as the target date to end the war. The official stated that talks between Iran and the U.S. are expected to take place later this week in Pakistan, and added that Washington has not yet informed Israel about contacts with Iranian Parliament Speaker Kalibaf. The official said that ending the war by the target date would allow Trump to visit Israel on Independence Day and receive the “Israel Award.” The official noted that Iran sometimes launches 12 to 15 missiles daily, while on other days the number drops to about 7. However, they also pointed out that Iran has struggled to launch large-scale salvos, partly due to damage to its command and control systems. The U.S. has set April 9 as the target date to end the Iran war, but as strikes intensify, Tehran has denied negotiations. (Jin10 Data)

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