Donald Trump has blinked, it seems, over the ceasefire.

We were told that there had to be a deal that the ceasefire would end.

And he was even talking about the assumption of bombing of Iran.

And I mean, let's not forget towards the beginning of this disastrous war.

He talked about total surrender being the only acceptable objective. He clearly

hasn't got that. Meanwhile, there is the continued blockade of the siege of hummus and the

blockade of the blockade of the siege of hummus. Although, is that falling apart? Is there now?

What happens now? Does this, is this just it?

Indefinite limbo with no deal, nothing negotiated. We got brilliant guest today, Rosemary Kalanick,

who was the director of the release program at Defence Priorities Think Tank who do really

important work challenging the current, I guess, foreign policy approach. It's great speech you raised me. How are you doing?

I'm doing great, thanks. And it's great to meet you too.

Let me just ask, what the hell has happened here, do you think? Yeah. I mean, a lot of

this is kind of, I know, you kind of think, you know, is it analysis of, you know,

military strategy or is it called psychology, you know, flits between the two. But what do of think, you know, is it analysis of, you know, military strategy or is it

called psychology, you know, flits between the two. But what do you think has happened in terms

of Donald Trump said there's a rigid ceasefire? I mean, he keeps doing this, setting deadlines

and so on, including threats of genocides, which then don't materialise.

Fortunately, in the case of the genocide threat.

But what, I mean, do you think it's fair?

Has he blinked?

Was this basically he said, he thought, you know, he'd force Iran to accept various demands.

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