US President Donald Trump says he cancels a planned military strike on Iran after what he describes as progress toward a diplomatic arrangement. The Financial Times reports Trump calls off “new strikes” following requests from US Middle East allies, stating that “perimeters of a deal has been agreed to.” Al Jazeera similarly reports Trump announces the cancellation, saying “deal perimeters” have been reached, indicating that negotiations are moving forward rather than military action proceeding.
The Sun Online (Maldives) also reports Trump cancels an Iran strike, repeating his claim that “deal perimeters” have been reached. Across the outlets, the central point is that an operational plan for strikes does not proceed, and Trump attributes the decision to claimed movement in talks. None of the provided excerpts specify the exact contents of the alleged agreement, the timeline for further negotiations, or whether any additional strikes are fully ruled out. The reporting therefore focuses on the cancellation announcement and Trump’s stated rationale rather than on detailed terms.
