Trump held meeting on Iran war plans after pausing attack
Summary
President Donald Trump held a meeting with his top national security team to discuss military options against Iran after pausing planned attacks. He said Iran has just a few days to reach a diplomatic deal, while U.S. officials and Gulf leaders urged giving negotiations more time to avoid Iranian retaliation.Key Facts
- President Trump met Monday evening with national security officials to review military plans for Iran.
- He announced a pause in planned attacks originally scheduled for Tuesday.
- Trump set a deadline of two to three days for a diplomatic breakthrough with Iran.
- Before the pause, Trump was close to ordering a strike, saying he was "an hour away."
- Gulf leaders warned about possible Iranian retaliation on their infrastructure if attacks proceeded.
- The meeting included Vice President Vance, Secretary Rubio, Defense Secretary Hegseth, CIA Director Ratcliffe, and others.
- U.S. officials report the latest Iranian counter-offer showed little progress.
- Trump indicated he might resume military action soon if diplomacy fails.
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