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President Trump said the United States has not yet delivered a knockout blow to Iran because the country wants to negotiate with the US.
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President Trump stated that Tehran is struggling to fund its armed forces amid severe economic trouble. He added that the United States could resort to force if diplomatic talks fail.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly urged President Trump to resume military strikes against Iran immediately following the U.S. midterm elections. Trump has not made a decision, preferring to allow diplomacy more time while Qatar mediates an interim deal regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
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Tehran states its seven-step maritime security plan can launch in 48 hours once Washington removes economic restrictions. A draft agreement is circulating while diplomats maintain contact via Qatari intermediaries.
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Iranian officials state that shipping lanes in the Gulf stay closed until Washington removes its fleet and agrees to Tehran's terms. No deal has been reached yet.
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President Trump said the United States would end the conflict with Iran very soon, whether or not Tehran reaches an agreement. He offered no timeline or details on how Washington would conclude the war if negotiations fail.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly pushed for immediate military action against Iran following the November 3 elections, while President Trump prefers to extend negotiations. Qatari mediators continue talks with Tehran, though no agreement has been reached.
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