Trump Cancels Planned Attack, Seeks Peaceful Resolution with Iran
US President Donald Trump announced that new talks with Iran will begin on Monday after he cancelled a planned attack, which he described as 'the biggest attack since World War II'. The decision was made partially in response to pleas from US allies in the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia. Trump stated that he is not looking to kill people and wants to see if a deal can be reached.
Trump also mentioned that an agreement on reopening the Strait of Hormuz may be close, and he will continue to pursue a path to end Iran's nuclear program. This development comes as oil prices are down 6.72% on the day at $79.38 due to market reaction to the news.
The US President emphasized his desire for peaceful resolution, saying 'We're just going to see whether or not we can make a deal.' His comments suggest that diplomatic efforts will continue in an attempt to resolve tensions with Iran.