Summary
President Donald Trump spoke about wanting peace with Iran following a recent conflict between Iran and Israel that involved U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. He indicated that Iran might be open to diplomacy. Trump also hosted a peace summit in Egypt to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza and promote regional peace, although Iran did not attend.
Key Facts
- President Trump declared readiness for peace with Iran after a 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran.
- The U.S. targeted three Iranian nuclear facilities during the conflict, with President Trump stating these strikes prevented Iran from advancing its nuclear program.
- Trump praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for cooperation during the conflict.
- The peace summit held in Egypt was co-hosted by President Trump and aimed to stabilize the Gaza region, though Iran declined to participate.
- Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, stated Iran remains wary due to attacks and ongoing sanctions.
- The U.S. strikes and regional dynamics reportedly weakened Iran's influence in the region.
