Trump ‘in No Rush’ to Launch Iran Strikes After Midterms, Signals Deal ‘Could Happen’ as Election Day Comes Close
Tehran proposed a seven-step deal as oil prices fell 7 percent and Trump said the United States would not attack Iran after the midterms.
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Trump signals possible Iran deal, rules out strikes immediately after US midterms
Asked by reporters Monday whether he was considering striking Iran after the elections, Trump replied, 'No', while Vance says no deadline has been set for negotiations; Tehran maintains its demands as unexplained explosions are reported on Qeshm Island
Trump is not going to resume hostilities against Iran immediately after the midterm congressional elections, which will be held on October 3. He believes that Tehran is striving to conclude an agreement as soon as possible
Trump is not going to resume hostilities against Iran immediately after the midterm congressional elections, which will be held on October 3.He believes that Tehran is striving to conclude an agreement as soon as possible.
US President Donald Trump stated that he does not plan to resume attacks on Iran after the midterm congressional elections. While Trump said there was no rush to return to conflict with Tehran, US media suggested that a large-scale military operation was being considered immediately after the elections.
US President Donald Trump denied today that the United States would attack Iran.
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