Trump: US Not Rushing Iran Attacks, But Ready for Military Action

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, U.S. President Donald Trump has announced positive outcomes from his discussions with the Prime Minister of Qatar, noting that both Qatar and Saudi Arabia are seeking a peaceful resolution to tensions with Iran.

Trump claimed to observe “positive evidence” towards ending the conflicts, asserting that all nations concur on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Addressing the current situation, Trump highlighted the ongoing maritime blockade against Iran, which he described as “the largest blockade in U.S. history.” He added, “We are not in a hurry to resume attacks against Iran and are satisfied with the current blockade situation.”

However, in a seemingly contradictory stance, he simultaneously emphasized the full readiness of the U.S. military to undertake any military action should conditions evolve, stating, “We are prepared to deliver strikes if necessary and protect American interests.”

Concurrently, diplomatic sources speaking with Al Jazeera emphasized that the primary focus of the Qatar-U.S. negotiations was to identify pathways for advancing talks with Iran and reducing existing gaps.

Furthermore, Trump indicated the possibility of a breakthrough in the Ukraine crisis stemming from ongoing discussions in Abu Dhabi.