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Trump to Financial Times: We have no immediate plans to strike Iran

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TASS
“Trump says he is in no hurry to decide on strikes against Iran — Axios”

The US president acknowledged that the Iranian side is demonstrating "less urgency" in the negotiations "than you think there would be"

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ישראל היום
“טראמפ: "אין לארה"ב תוכנית מיידית לתקוף באיראן”

בריאיון ל"פייננשל טיימס" הנשיא האמריקני ניסה להנמיך את החששות מהסלמה נוספת מול טהרן אחרי בחירות האמצע, אך הבהיר: "אנחנו מוכנים ודרוכים, אבל ייתכן שאין לכך סיבה" • במקביל טען כי המצור האמריקני פוגע בכלכלה האיראנית וכי זרימת הנפט דרך מצר הורמוז גדולה מזו שהייתה לפני המלחמה

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ANSA – Top News
“Trump, nessun piano immediato per attaccare l'Iran”

L'intervista all'Ft, 'stiamo ottenendo tutto ciò che vogliamo'

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Israel National News
“Trump to Financial Times: We have no immediate plans to strike Iran”

US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he was not planning an immediate military strike against Iran, expressing satisfaction with Washington's position in the ongoing confrontation while emphasizing that American forces remained prepared to act if necessary. In an interview with the Financial Times , Trump described the current situation as favorable to the United States.

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הארץ
“טראמפ: אין תוכנית לתקוף באיראן בזמן הקרוב, אך ערוכים לכך אם יהיה צורך”

נשיא ארה"ב אמר לפייננשל טיימס כי "עמדת ארה"ב מול טהראן היא מבריקה". הוא הוסיף: "נראה שאנחנו משיגים את כל מה שאנחנו רוצים"

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TASS
“US has no immediate plans to strike Iran — Trump”

The US president added that he is satisfied with the current state of affairs on the Iran issue

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GB News
“President Donald Trump insists there are 'no immediate plans' to strike Iran”

President Donald Trump has said the United States has no immediate plans to strike Iran. In an interview with the Financial Times, as polls began to close across the country for the crucial midterms, President Trump suggested he was content with the state of the standoff with Iran. The President said: "We seem to be getting everything we want." He went on to claim Washington's position with Tehran was "brilliant". TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say More to follow... Our Standards: The GB News…

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