Donald Trump has canceled planned US strikes on Iran, according to reports, after Middle Eastern allies urged him not to proceed. The decision marks a pause in threatened military action and comes amid continuing tensions between Washington and Tehran.
Trump said the cancellation was linked to progress in negotiations and that the sides had agreed on the “perimeters of a deal.” Reports characterized the proposed arrangement as pending a rapid agreement, while offering few details about its scope or terms.
The development is being closely followed as live coverage continues over the US-Iran confrontation. It remains unclear whether the diplomatic efforts will produce a final agreement or whether military action could be reconsidered if negotiations fail.