Trump says US will hold off on new Iran strikes after appeals from Middle East neighbours
Qatar and Saudi Arabia among countries that prefer the US not launch new attacks, he said.
Trump says US will hold off on new Iran strikes after appeals from Middle East neighbours
Qatar and Saudi Arabia among countries that prefer the US not launch new attacks, he said.
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