[Temporary Ceasefire Expires Wednesday, Trump Says U.S. and Iran Will Resume Talks, Iranian Media Claims Rejection] According to Jinshi reports, regarding U.S. President Trump’s statement on April 19 that the U.S. and Iran are set to resume talks in Islamabad, Iranian officials have yet to provide an official response. However, Iran's official news agency IRNA posted on its social media account stating, 'Iran rejects a second round of negotiations with the U.S.' Iranian public opinion believes that, given the ongoing U.S. naval blockade, Trump’s announcement is a 'propaganda tactic' aimed at pressuring Iran. Analysts point out that Iran is preparing for all possible scenarios: According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency on April 19, Iran is ready for the resumption of hostilities, and if conflict reignites, it will subject the enemy to an unforgettable 'moment of hell.' On the other hand, Iran is also prepared to engage in the negotiation process while adhering to its own demands. The two-week temporary ceasefire between the U.S., Israel, and Iran is set to expire on Wednesday morning, April 22, Beijing time.