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Trump Says Qatar, Saudi Arabia Want Peaceful Solution on Iran but US Ready for Strikes if Necessary -Reuters Interview
- President Donald Trump said Qatar and Saudi Arabia wanted a peaceful solution to the conflict with Iran.
- Trump said the United States was ready to resume military strikes against Iran if necessary.
- Trump said he was not rushing to restart strikes and was satisfied with the U.S. naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.
- After meeting Qatar’s prime minister, Trump said, “We’ll see where it goes,” during a phone interview.
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·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Trump says Saudi Arabia and Qatar want peaceful solution to Iran war, but doesn’t rule out US strikes: ‘We’re ready to go’
Trump met Qatar’s prime minister to discuss ending the Iran conflict as Doha presented a nuclear proposal, while Washington kept military action on the table.
·New Delhi, India
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US President Donald Trump said Qatar and Saudi Arabia want a peaceful resolution to the Iran conflict. However, he also indicated that US forces are on standby and that Washington is ready to renew military strikes at any time if the situation warrants.
·Budapest, Hungary
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