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Trump Halts Iran Strike Plans, Backs Rapid Deal on Hormuz and Nuclear Issue

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US forces had been prepared to carry out military strikes against Iran before President Trump decided to stand down. Trump said Iran and regional nations had requested a pause in the planned operation. He agreed to call off the attack on the condition that a deal could be reached quickly. The proposed agreement would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and address concerns over Iran's nuclear programme. Israel reportedly supported the decision to pursue a diplomatic resolution.

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