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Trump after meeting with Qatari PM says he believes war with Iran is militarily ‘effectively over’ – WTOP News
Trump said further strikes are unlikely as talks with Qatari mediators show positive momentum toward a deal and a long-term nuclear solution.
- President Donald Trump announced on Nov 9 that the war in Iran 'militarily is effectively over,' declaring the conflict resolved during a surprise White House briefing.
- Trump made the surprise briefing visit after meeting earlier in the day with Qatar's prime minister, signaling potential diplomatic momentum on Iran policy.
- Additional military action in Iran is 'quite unlikely,' Trump stated, though the United States will remain 'locked and loaded' if necessary.
- Trump added that Iran has been 'decapitated' but said he is seeking a long-term solution to ensure Iran's nuclear program is defanged.
- Diplomatic channels remain open as representatives from Iran are talking 'very politely' while maintaining the status quo at neighboring countries' behest.
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Trump says Iran war is ‘militarily effectively over’ at snap news conference
US President Donald Trump said the Iran war was “effectively over” in remarks that suggest a resumption of major combat operations is unlikely, despite rampant speculation about renewed bombing following the midterm elections.
·North Sydney, Australia
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The U.S. president added on his network Truth Social that if a resurgence of strikes against Iran was "unlikely," the U.S. remained "ready to intervene."
·Paris, France
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President Donald Trump said on Monday, November 9, that a U.S. military action against Iran did not seem "necessary at this time." The president also noted that he sees a "positive push towards the end of the conflict."
·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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