Trump Cancels Planned Strikes on Iran, Citing Future Benefits and Potential Deal
Former President Trump announced the cancellation of planned strikes against Iran, stating the decision was made for the future benefit of the world and in anticipation of a potential peace deal with Tehran. He indicated that the strikes were suspended subject to rapidly making a deal.
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