Trump says US and Israel to pause strikes on Iran if rapid Hormuz deal reached
US President Donald Trump said Saturday that the United States and Israel have agreed to hold off on new strikes against Iran, provided that a deal to end the months-long conflict is reached quickly. Iran has not yet given any immediate public response.
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the United States and Israel have agreed to hold off on new strikes against Iran, provided that a deal to end the months-long conflict is reached rapidly. Trump also called for a quick agreement on Hormuz, according to AFP, AP and Reuters.
The statement was made in a live update from France 24. Iran has not yet given any immediate public reaction to Trump's announcement. No further details about the potential agreement have been disclosed.
Trump's remarks refer to a conflict that has lasted for several months. The US president emphasized the need to reach a deal rapidly, with a specific reference to Hormuz. The agreement would serve as a condition for not carrying out additional strikes. At this point, it is unclear what Iran's response will be or what the next steps in the process will be.
The live coverage continues, and more information may emerge later. For now, the key facts are that the US and Israel are ready to pause military action if a deal is reached swiftly, and that Iran has remained silent publicly. The situation is evolving.
