Trump Says Gulf Allies Asked Him to Hold Off on Further Iran Strikes
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President Donald Trump of the United States stated that he could have brought Iran to an immediate military end, but he acted with more restraint and was not in a hurry to defeat Tehran at the request of Saudi Arabia and other States in the Persian Gulf.
US President Donald Trump said he could end the conflict with Iran immediately, but he is refraining from larger-scale strikes at the request of several Middle Eastern countries. He named Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. “I could end it right now. At the request of the countries that I am trying to protect, we have chosen a slightly longer and more civilized path,” Trump said in an interview with Stephen A. Smit…
Donald Trump said Washington is refraining from tougher measures in the conflict against Iran on a request from a number of Middle Eastern countries
"I could end it immediately. At the request of the nations that I'm looking to protect, we are doing it a little bit longer way, a little bit more civilly. Saudi Arabia has asked me to ‘please just let it be the way it is now for a while,’" the US...
US President Donald Trump said that Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other Gulf states have asked the country to refrain from carrying out more widespread attacks on Iran. The post Trump: Gulf States Want to Stop Widespread Attacks on Iran first appeared on SALAM WATANDAR.
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