U.S. President Donald Trump says he decided to hold off on ordering additional American strikes against Iran, citing the influence of Gulf allies. In remarks reported by multiple outlets, Trump states that input from leaders in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates weighed heavily in his decision to pause new military action. The accounts describe the move as a delay rather than a cancellation of potential future strikes, with Trump presenting the Gulf allies’ position as a key factor in how he chose to proceed. The reports do not provide additional operational details, such as the specific nature of any planned targets, timelines, or whether any alternative actions are being considered. Overall, the coverage centers on Trump’s explanation for why new strike orders were not issued at that time, pointing to coordination and persuasion by Gulf partners. The statements are presented as Trump’s own account of the decision-making process regarding possible U.S. military action toward Iran.