TRUMP SAYS CANCELED IRAN ATTACK WOULD HAVE BEEN BIGGEST ‘SINCE WORLD WAR II’
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WHAT HAPPENED
US President Donald Trump stated that he canceled a planned attack on Iran, which he claimed would have been the biggest since World War II. According to The Independent, Trump said 'we were all set to go, but when the allies ask to call it off, you gotta sort of say ‘well let’s see.’ This decision came after considering input from allies.
Trump also announced that renewed talks between the US and Iran are set to start on Monday, as reported by multiple sources including JPost.com and The Guardian. These talks will reportedly focus on the Strait of Hormuz and denuclearization. The Independent notes that the planned strikes were canceled in favor of resuming peace talks.
The situation between the US and Iran remains tense, with the potential for conflict still present. The planned attack and subsequent cancellation highlight the complex and sensitive nature of the relationship between the two nations.
- Trump canceled a planned attack on Iran
- The attack would have been the biggest since World War II, according to Trump
- US-Iran talks are set to resume on Monday, focusing on the Strait of Hormuz and denuclearization
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- RENEWED US-IRAN TALKS ON STRAIT OF HORMUZ, DENUCLEARIZATION TO START ON MONDAY, TRUMP SAYS
JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post - • 2 hrs ago • ISRAEL - TRUMP SAYS IRAN TALKS SET FOR MONDAY AS TEHRAN AND OMAN DISCUSS STRAIT OF HORMUZ DEAL
The Guardian • 1 hr ago • UK - IRAN-US WAR LIVE: TRUMP SAYS PEACE TALKS TO RESUME MONDAY AFTER CANCELING ‘WORLD WAR II’ LEVEL STRIKES
The Independent • 9 mins ago • UK