Trump ordered military not to conduct strikes in Iran Friday
Summary
President Donald Trump stopped daily military strikes in Iran on Friday after nearly two weeks of attacks. He said he prefers to make a deal with Iran and is currently in talks with them, while keeping military options ready.Key Facts
- President Trump approved daily military strikes on Iran for 13 days before ordering a pause on Friday.
- The pause reflects a possible shift toward diplomacy rather than increased military action.
- Trump said he can resume or escalate strikes anytime but views making a deal as a smarter strategy.
- Talks with Iran are ongoing, with an Omani delegation visiting Tehran to negotiate.
- Progress has been reported in these talks, with a possible agreement expected soon.
- The U.S. military is preparing for possible larger combat operations but has not received orders to start them.
- Trump mentioned Iran is not ready to make a deal yet but he is open to discussions.
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