US President Donald Trump has indicated that he can provide a Chinese technology company dealing with the next time to avert his American operations by a popular short -term video platform, Tiktok, Reuters said.
Trump spoke with reporters on board Air Force One and repeated his intention to potentially postpone the current sale date, originally set on June 19. Notes come in the middle of the continuing control over the ownership of Tiktoku and its influence on US users, especially younger demography.
Trump previously announced in May that he was open to pushing the deadline and quoting Tiktok’s role in helping him to contact younger voters during the presidential campaign 2024. Again, the application of the application during his latest comments, suggesting that its political significance can play a role in any coming decisions.
Recall that President Donald Trump has already postponed the planned ban on tiktok, allegedly by supporting a general prosecutor. Later this month is approaching a new sale date, although it could also be pushed back, according to the Wall Street Journal.
While the Statedance previously during the term of President Biden that he did not intend to sell Tiktok, the Chinese technical giant confirmed in April that he had joined the interviews with Trump’s administration to explore the possible resolution for his US operations. The company also noted that any potential agreement would require the approval of the Chinese authorities.
The Act on Foreign Adversaries of Controlled applications, adopted by Bipartisan Support in 2023, officially banned Tiktok in the United States 19 January 2025, referring to the risk of national security and data. After returning to the office, President Trump granted the 75 -day extension platform, initially at the starting office and again in April.
Trump watched a plan to restructure US operations of Tiktoku on a separate entity under American property. However, the initiative has stopped since China has indicated that such a step will not allow such a step, especially when the tensions of trade tension linked to the “mutual” customs policy of Trump.
The Reuters report, which quotes an unnamed source, said US investors of the Statedance are still involved in the effort to complete the agreement. However, Progress depends on the diplomatic resolutions between Washington and Beijing.
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