Trump says Israel and Iran have ‘called it quits’ for now

NEWS SUMMARY

Former US President Donald Trump stated that Israel and Iran have agreed to pause hostilities for approximately one week following recent retaliatory strikes. Trump also expressed confidence that negotiations with Iran regarding its nuclear program were in their final stages and could lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

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US President Donald Trump said he expects Israel and Iran to refrain from further attacks for at least a week following what he described as a “very good conversation” with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Speaking to reporters, Trump said Netanyahu had responded to Iranian attacks but suggested both sides were now prepared to pause hostilities.

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