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Trump Pauses Threatened Military Strike on Iran, Cites Diplomatic Requests

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U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a temporary halt to a threatened military strike against Iran, stating the pause came following requests from Iran and other nations. Diplomatic efforts are currently underway, with mediators facilitating back-channel discussions between Washington and Tehran to work toward a deal. The decision marks a notable shift in the administration's posture toward Iran amid ongoing nuclear-related tensions. Trump is simultaneously facing growing criticism from within his own party alongside broader domestic political pressures. Global markets and allied governments are closely monitoring the situation as U.S. policy toward Iran continues to shift.

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