TRUMP CANCELS NEW STRIKES ON IRAN AFTER MIDDLE EAST ALLIES’ REQUEST

US President Trump has canceled new strikes on Iran after a request from Middle East allies, according to International homepage. The decision comes as the president claims that the 'perimeters of a deal has been agreed to'. This development suggests a potential shift in the ongoing tensions between the US and Iran.

The South China Morning Post and NYT report that Trump held off on strikes after Middle East allies outlined a deal, while the Associated Press notes that Trump will order a halt to strikes after parameters for a deal to end the war have been reached. These reports confirm that a potential agreement is in the works, pending further developments.

The context of this decision is not fully clear, but it appears to be a significant development in the US-Iran conflict, with the potential for a rapid deal to end the war, as noted by the Associated Press.

• US President Trump cancels new strikes on Iran
• Middle East allies requested the cancellation
• A potential deal to end the war may be in the works

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