US President Donald Trump says a planned new attack on Iran is put on hold following a request from Gulf countries, according to two reports. Trump states the United States is still prepared to proceed with what he describes as a “full, large scale assault” if negotiations do not result in a deal. The accounts present the decision as conditional: the potential for military action remains, but the timing is affected by the regional outreach. Both sources frame Trump’s comments as a warning that, absent agreement, US forces could move forward with major operations against Iran. The reports do not describe the specific terms of any proposed deal or provide details on the nature of the paused operation. They also do not specify which Gulf countries made the request or what diplomatic steps are ongoing. Overall, the information centers on Trump’s statement that the US pauses immediate action while a deal is sought, while emphasizing that military readiness remains in place.
Trump says Iran attack is paused after Gulf countries’ request; warns of full assault if no deal
US President Donald Trump says a planned new attack on Iran is put on hold following a request from Gulf countries, according to two reports. Trump states the United States is still prepared to procee...
- Donald Trump says the US has delayed a new attack on Iran.
- Trump attributes the pause to a request from Gulf countries.
- Trump says the US remains prepared for a “full, large scale assault” on Iran.
- Trump links possible military action to whether a deal is reached.
Trump said the US military is still "prepared to go forward with a full, large scale assault" on Iran if no deal is reached.
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