A substantial United States military presence will remain in the region despite a ceasefire, allowing Washington to quickly resume strikes if necessary. The ceasefire is scheduled to end on April 22, which coincides with Israel's Independence Day and could also align with a possible visit to Israel by President Donald Trump.

Following the ceasefire announcement, President Trump signaled that a return to conflict has not been ruled out. He indicated that military action could resume 'very easily' if conditions warrant it.

Trump also referenced a 10-point proposal from Iran, describing it as 'very good' and suggesting that many elements had already been discussed. His remarks implied negotiations may be further along than publicly acknowledged, though that characterization remains disputed.