Trump calls war on Iran a ‘little diversion’
US President Donald Trump has described the war on Iran which has killed more than 2,000 people as a ‘little diversion’.
US President Donald Trump has described the war on Iran which has killed more than 2,000 people as a ‘little diversion’. Grouped from 15 articles across 8 sources.
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US President Donald Trump has described the war on Iran which has killed more than 2,000 people as a ‘little diversion’.
Nearly all Democrats voted in favour, a day after a similar resolution failed in the US Senate along party lines.
The war powers resolution was defeated by 214 to 213 in the Republican-majority chamber.
War powers resolution was defeated by 214 to 213 in the Republican-majority chamber, a day after a similar measure was blocked in the Senate
President Donald Trump's latest prediction on the end of the war against Iran came hours after Israel announced a ceasefire with Lebanon.
Death toll from Israeli attacks on Lebanon reached 2,196 on Thursday as 10-day ceasefire announced.
The Republican-controlled House rejected a resolution ordering President Donald Trump to end the war in Iran.
US and Iranian officials were weighing a return to Pakistan for further talks as early as April 18.
With the Iran war paused halfway through a 2-week ceasefire, President Trump is again voicing optimism over the potential for a deal to end it for good.
The U.S. has beaten Iran "militarily" and that the war is "very close to over," Trump said, claiming a peace deal likely.
US defence secretary Hegseth criticised media coverage of the war on Iran.
Analysts and traders say the US is rapidly approaching its export capacity.
Analysts say the war seems to have increased the power of the military and hardliners in Iran.
Analysts say the mood on global financial markets has improved considerably over the past few days.
This blog is now closed. Our latest full report is here: US and Iran in indirect talks to extend two-week ceasefire Donald Trump said the “special relationship” between the US and UK was in a poor state but that it will not have impact on King Charle’s upcoming state visit to America. In an interview with Sky News, the US president once again criticised Keir Starmer over his policies, particularly on energy and immigration, and reiterated his disappointment that the UK and other Nato allies had not joined his war against Iran when the US “needed them”. Continue reading...
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