Trump Says He Won’t Rush to Resume Iran Strikes as Talks Continue
Summary
- President Trump said he would not rush to resume military attacks as negotiations with Iran continue.
- International oil prices fell about 7% as news of the talks emerged.
- The report said that if US attacks resume, Iran could target US military bases in Europe and undersea communications cables.
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President Donald Trump said he is in no rush to resume military strikes on Iran while negotiations with Tehran continue.
Cointelegraph reported on November 2 that Trump said Iran wants an agreement with the US and claimed Tehran had recently acknowledged it would not develop nuclear weapons.
Trump also said the US would halt a killing operation targeting Iran’s leadership at Tehran’s request.
A Qatari mediation team was reportedly headed to Tehran later that night to discuss a draft agreement. International oil prices fell about 7% as news of the talks emerged.
Separately, the UK’s The Times reported that Iran could target US military bases in Europe and undersea communications cables if US attacks resume.
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