Trump delays new U.S. strike on Iran, leaves room for talks
The delay followed Trump’s view that a deal is still possible, though military options remain if negotiations fail.
U.S. President Donald Trump has delayed plans for a new U.S. strike on Iran, citing a remaining chance to reach a deal. According to an Antara report citing Xinhua and a CNBC Indonesia video, Trump judged that the переговорation path was still open, so military action was not carried out for now. The delay is not a full cancellation. Trump still left open the possibility of a strike if negotiations fail. The move marks a pause in the latest escalation between Washington and Teheran after reports in recent days pointed to possible military options against Iran. The next step will depend heavily on diplomatic contact and whether any claimed agreement can hold.
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