Trump says Iran war at "status quo," warns U.S. "locked and loaded"
President Trump told 60 Minutes the war with Iran was a "good decision" in the long term, despite its short-term impact.
Trump says Iran war at "status quo," warns U.S. "locked and loaded"
President Trump told 60 Minutes the war with Iran was a "good decision" in the long term, despite its short-term impact. Grouped from 18 articles across 10 sources.
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Iran war ‘effectively over,’ Trump says after meeting with Qatari PM
U.S. President offers some of his most definitive comments about moving away from earlier threats to resume strikes
After meeting Qatar PM, Trump calls Iran war ‘effectively over’ militarily
Iranian officials dismissed Trump's remarks as 'fake news' after he suggested keeping the 'status quo'.
Trump says US war in Iran ‘effectively over’ as he plays down escalation concerns
President, after talks with Qatari PM, suggests end to war coming ‘fairly soon’ and military escalation not needed Donald Trump has said that the war in Iran is “effectively over” as he played down concerns that the US would escalate its military campaign against Tehran after the midterm elections. During a White House press conference, Trump said that Israel and Gulf allies in the region were well protected from Iran and that an escalation was not needed. Continue reading...
Trump says Iran war ‘effectively over’ as Tehran denies planned talks
Speaking after meeting Qatar’s prime minister, a key mediator, Trump said further strikes were “quite unlikely” but that the US was “locked and loaded”. Meanwhile, Iran’s security chief Mohsen Rezaei told Washington to stop “manufacturing fake news about imaginary talks”.
Iran live updates: Trump says US will maintain 'status quo' with Tehran
President Donald Trump announced "major combat operations" against Iran on Feb. 28.
Trump believes Iran war 'militarily is effectively over'
There is "positive momentum" towards an end to the Iran war, Donald Trump has said.
Trump says Iran war to end 'fairly soon,' plays down prospects of new strikes
“Iran militarily is effectively over,” Trump said, citing the destruction of its navy and surging inflation that he said has hollowed out Tehran's economy.
Trump says US seeing 'strong inclination' to end Russia's war in Ukraine
WASHINGTON, Nov 9 - US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Washington was seeing a \"very strong inclination\" towards ending Russia's war in Ukraine and that both sides were \"tired of fighting.\"
Iran war live: Iran demands US ‘surrender’ to its conditions
US President Donald Trump said the war was "effectively over" after meeting Qatar's prime minister in Washington, DC.
Iran stands by demands to end the war as US ramps up military pressure
Talks aimed at preventing new major fighting between the US and Iran are ongoing.
Trump says US has ‘won’ Iran war as Rubio reports no progress in talks
The US president said that renewed strikes were unlikely unless Tehran failed to reach a deal, as US forces struck Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran said Washington must end sanctions and the blockade before any talks, while Rubio reported no progress.
US Pentagon chief Hegseth faces impeachment push from over Iran war
Trump critic Thomas Massie is calling for a vote to impeach Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, accusing Hegseth of waging war without congressional approval.
US Pentagon chief Hegseth faces impeachment push over Iran war
Trump critic Thomas Massie is calling for a vote to impeach Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, accusing Hegseth of waging war without congressional approval.
Who are the seafarers caught in the US-Israeli war on Iran?
International Maritime Organization records at least 25 deaths since the conflict started on February 28.
Trump tells Reuters that Qatar, Saudi Arabia want peaceful Iran deal, US ready for strikes if needed
WASHINGTON, Nov 9 - President Donald Trump told Reuters on Monday that Qatar and Saudi Arabia were eager for a peaceful solution on the Iran conflict but the United States was ready to resume military strikes if necessary.
Trump says Iran is sealed off. But can new US task force stop weapons flow?
Analysts say a small intelligence-focused unit cannot seal Iran’s borders, and others warn it could expand the war.
US President Donald Trump plans to meet Putin and Xi in China next week
US President Donald Trump said he would possibly meet with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in China to discuss "denuclearisation" and how to end the Iran war.
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