Trump Delays Military Strike on Iran Amid Potential Agreement

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, and other countries requested a delay of two to three days for a military strike on Iran, believing a U.S.-Iran agreement is close. According to Odaily, Trump stated at a White House event that the U.S. was prepared for a 'very significant' attack on Iran on the 19th. However, he decided to postpone it, hoping the delay might be permanent, though it could be temporary. Trump mentioned that significant discussions with Iran are underway, and the outcome remains to be seen. Trump noted some 'very positive developments' in the negotiations, with Gulf allies having the opportunity to facilitate an agreement. He also remarked that the current situation differs slightly from previous instances when the U.S. believed an agreement with Iran was imminent.