US President Donald Trump said he will not order new strikes for now after claiming that Middle East allies have reached the basic outline of an agreement aimed at ending the war involving Iran. His comments suggest a possible opening for diplomacy after months of conflict.
According to the brief account of his remarks, Trump said regional partners had settled on the parameters of a deal to stop the fighting. He presented that outline as a reason to pause further military action while efforts continue.
Trump also said he would hold off on any new attack after being approached by Iran and other countries in the Middle East. That indicates pressure from multiple sides to avoid another escalation and give negotiations more time.
The conflict has lasted for about five months, and the latest development points to a tentative shift from military threats toward a possible settlement. However, few public details about the proposed deal were immediately available, leaving the next steps unclear.
