Trump says Gulf leaders' input weighed heavily in decision to hold off on ordering new Iran strikes
Trump halts Iran strikes, announces fresh negotiations starting today
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"When the allies asked to call it off, you've got to sort of say 'Well, let's see.' And the reason they ask is they think there's a deal," Trump said. Donald Trump has claimed he was asked to call off a "massive" attack on Iran by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Tehran itself. Trump told reporters on Air Force One that the latest round of talks was orchestrated by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.
Furthermore, An Iranian source quoted by the semi-official Fars News Agency dismissed these claims as a "lie," stating that Iran had rejected the request and that no agreement regarding the waterway had been reached. Trump says Gulf leaders’ input weighed heavily in decision to hold off on ordering new Iran strikes. But he added: "With or without an agreement, and regardless of any external commitments, if Iran attempts to renew its nuclear programme or advance its ballistic missile industries, we will be there.
In addition, In a bid to bolster defences against Iranian offensives, the UAE has deployed Israeli air defence personnel within its territory and has also carried out its own military strikes against Iran. President Trump on Sunday said that he is "not looking to kill people" as he seeks a deal with Iran, telling reporters that negotiations with Iranian officials are set for Monday. People familiar with the matter had told Reuters the plan included the collection of voluntary fees for using the strait.
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"When the allies asked to call it off, you've got to sort of say 'Well, let's see.' And the reason they ask is they think there's a deal," Trump said.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesDonald Trump has claimed he was asked to call off a "massive" attack on Iran by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar and Tehran itself.
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Trump told reporters on Air Force One that the latest round of talks was orchestrated by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar
according to The Hill — Just InAn Iranian source quoted by the semi-official Fars News Agency dismissed these claims as a "lie," stating that Iran had rejected the request and that no agreement regarding the waterway had been reached.
according to Daily ExpressTrump says Gulf leaders’ input weighed heavily in decision to hold off on ordering new Iran strikes.
according to CTV NewsBut he added: "With or without an agreement, and regardless of any external commitments, if Iran attempts to renew its nuclear programme or advance its ballistic missile industries, we will be there.
according to Geo NewsIn a bid to bolster defences against Iranian offensives, the UAE has deployed Israeli air defence personnel within its territory and has also carried out its own military strikes against Iran.
according to Daily ExpressPresident Trump on Sunday said that he is "not looking to kill people" as he seeks a deal with Iran, telling reporters that negotiations with Iranian officials are set for Monday.
according to The Hill — Just InPeople familiar with the matter had told Reuters the plan included the collection of voluntary fees for using the strait.
according to Geo News
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