Trump suggests that the Chinese owner of Tikhak may get more time for sale. star-news.press/wp

President Donald Trump suggested on Tuesday that it is likely to extend to a deadline for the Chinese owner Tijook to strip the famous video post application.

Trump signed an order in early April to keep Tiktok nomination for another 75 days after a possible deal to sell the application to American owners was put on ice.

“Maybe yes, yes,” he answered when journalists in the Air Force asked him if the deadline will be extended again.

“You may have the approval of China, but I think we will get it. I think President Shi will finally agree to it.”

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He indicated in an interview last month with NBC that it would be open to pay the deadline again. If it is announced, this will be the third time that Trump has extended on the deadline.

The first was through an executive order on January 20, and it is his first day in his position, after he became the dark platform for a short period when the ban approved by Congress – and was supported by the US Supreme Court.

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The second was in April, when White House officials believed that they were approaching a deal to enter Tiktok to a new company with the ownership of the United States, which collapsed after China retreated after Trump’s introductory announcement.

It is not clear how many times Trump – or will – continues to expand the embargo as the government continues to try to negotiate a deal with Tiktok, owned by China.

Trump has gathered more than 15 million followers on Tiktok since joining last year, and this was attributed to the TrendSetting platform by helping him gain attracting among young voters. He said in January he had a “warm spot for Tikhak.”