US EditionTrump to decide on US action in Israel-Iran conflict within two weeks, White House says
- On June 20, 2025, President Donald Trump stated he would announce within the next fourteen days his decision on U.S. military involvement in the intensifying conflict between Israel and Iran.
- The decision follows intense Israeli airstrikes last Friday targeting Iran’s nuclear and military sites and Iranian missile and drone attacks on Israel that killed at least 24 people.
- The president’s main focus is to stop Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, while still allowing for the possibility of diplomatic negotiations, according to a statement delivered by the White House spokesperson.
- Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz labeled Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei as a "modern-day Hitler" and directed the military to escalate attacks targeting key Iranian locations, including areas within Tehran.
- Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi plans to meet European counterparts in Geneva, while the conflict’s trajectory depends on Trump's forthcoming decision amid ongoing diplomatic uncertainty.
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As the conflict between Israel and Iran continues into its second week, many around the world are anxiously anticipating what Tel Aviv's major ally, the United States, will now do. US President Donald Trump has given mixed messages about the war, and on Thursday denied a report in the Wall Street Journal saying that a US attack plan had been approved. On the same day, the president also confirmed that he had given himself a two-week deadline to …
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