Trump says he is canceling strikes against Iran on the condition that a ‘quick’ agreement is reached

Donald Trump announced that he has suspended planned military actions against Iran, setting the suspension as a condition upon the swift conclusion of an agreement with the nation. In a statement posted to Truth Social, the former American president indicated that the decision to cancel the attacks was contingent on the rapid establishment of an accord. The terms for this suspension, according to Trump, would necessitate the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the cessation of what he termed “Iran’s nuclear threat.” Trump specified that this decision was made in coordination with Israel.

This announcement followed reports in American media suggesting that Washington might have planned new, intensive military actions targeting Iran over the preceding weekend. Previously, Tehran had voiced accusations that the United States was responsible for escalating regional tensions. The core message emphasizes that the continuation of any de-escalation hinges on the successful and rapid negotiation of a comprehensive agreement.

The condition attached to this pause in hostilities is the timely reached status of such a pact, addressing key security concerns identified by the administration.

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