In brief
US President Donald Trump said he did not currently expect strikes on Iran to resume, while maintaining that US forces were ready to act if conditions in the Middle East changed.
Donald Trump described renewed military action against Iran as unlikely in a Truth Social post on Monday, November 9, UNIAN reported. His assessment included a warning that the United States remained ready for combat if the situation in the Middle East changed.
Trump also claimed that Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Kuwait preferred maintaining the status quo, including a naval blockade and an operation he called “Iron Gates.” UNIAN's report did not include separate statements from those countries supporting his account.
The US president reiterated that Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons, describing that position as non-negotiable. His comments expressed expectations about further military action; they did not announce an agreement with Iran or an end to the conflict.
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