The White House sets April 6 as the deadline to end the war conflict with Iran

White House: The U.S. Hopes to End War with Iran Before April 6

White House spokesperson Levitt said Washington hopes to reach an agreement with Iran within a week.

The April 6 deadline carries strong political symbolism. It comes exactly after the Iranian Islamic Revolution Victory Day (April 1) and is approaching a sensitive juncture in the historical confrontation between the U.S. and Iran. Setting such a "one-week deadline" appears more like a demonstration of the effectiveness of "maximum pressure" to both domestic and international audiences, rather than an objective assessment based on the actual progress of negotiations. Such unilateral deadlines typically leave very little room for diplomatic flexibility.

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