Iran's Revolutionary Guard warned against an "unapproved" Strait of Hormuz shipping lane, while US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Gulf officials in Bahrain to reassure allies on a potential Iran peace deal. Tensions also persist in Lebanon after an Israeli strike, and ICC judges are suing the Trump administration over sanctions.
Gulf leaders, including those from Saudi Arabia and the UAE, met with Donald Trump to urge the US to ensure Iran provides guarantees against targeting regional countries. They are concerned about Iran's missile program and the economic impact of ongoing conflict.
French President Macron consulted with leaders of Jordan, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, US President Trump stated a 50/50 chance of a deal with Iran or renewed conflict, with a decision expected Sunday.
US President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Persian Gulf leaders via videoconference on Saturday. This comes as Trump stated the odds of a deal with Iran or resuming hostilities are 50-50, with a decision on military action expected Sunday.
President Trump held calls with Gulf and regional leaders to review Iran's proposal to end the war, as mediators in Tehran reported progress toward a framework agreement. Trump described the chances of a deal as "50/50" and may decide on military action by Sunday.
Donald Trump will hold a conference call with Gulf leaders at 7 PM Italian time to discuss the situation with Iran. The US is reportedly close to finalizing a deal with Iran, according to Trump.
Donald Trump revealed that Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE convinced him to postpone a "major attack" on Iran, citing ongoing "serious negotiations." Gulf nations confirmed their mediation efforts and support for a ceasefire, while Iran warned of retaliation.
Donald Trump stated the US was an hour from launching military strikes on Iran but paused for diplomacy. He warned of a "big hit" if talks fail and gave Iran a limited time to strike a nuclear deal.
President Trump announced Monday the postponement of a planned attack on Iran, citing a request from Gulf leaders and ongoing "serious negotiations." He warned, however, that the US is prepared for a "comprehensive and widespread attack" if no agreement is reached.
President Trump announced he is postponing a planned attack on Iran following requests from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. He stated that negotiations are intensifying and that he has ordered military readiness for a potential future attack if an agreement is not reached.
President Trump announced on social media that he would delay a planned attack on Iran on June 19, following requests from leaders of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. Trump cited 'serious negotiations' towards an agreement that includes Iran not possessing nuclear weapons.
US President Trump postponed a planned "very major attack" on Iran for "two or three days" after Gulf leaders requested more time for diplomacy. Trump stated the strike was set for Tuesday but was called off to allow for negotiations, though he warned of a "full, large-scale assault" if a deal isn't reached.
President Trump announced the postponement of a planned attack on Iran, citing requests from Gulf leaders and ongoing 'serious negotiations.' The US remains prepared for a large-scale strike if an acceptable agreement isn't reached.
Donald Trump announced Monday he is postponing a planned military strike on Iran, scheduled for Tuesday, at the request of leaders from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE amid "serious negotiations."
President Trump postponed a planned attack on Iran following a request from Gulf leaders, stating "serious negotiations" are underway. The US remains ready for a "full-scale" attack if an agreement isn't reached. Iran responded to a US proposal via Pakistan, with ongoing communication despite reports of "excessive" US demands.
US President Donald Trump called off planned strikes on Iran at the urging of Gulf leaders, citing ongoing "serious negotiations" for a deal to end the conflict. However, he warned the military to remain prepared for a large-scale assault if an acceptable deal is not reached.
President Trump confirmed a planned military strike on Iran was halted after requests from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and UAE leaders, citing ongoing "serious negotiations" for a deal that would prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
President Trump postponed a scheduled attack on Iran after Gulf leaders, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, requested a delay for negotiations. He warned of a large-scale assault if a deal isn't reached.
Donald Trump announced the postponement of a scheduled attack on Iran, citing requests from leaders of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. He stated that serious negotiations are underway for a deal that would prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Gulf Cooperation Council leaders convened in Jeddah for their first in-person summit since the Iran war began, projecting unity while failing to announce concrete joint measures. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman chaired the meeting focused on regional security coordination following Iranian attacks on energy infrastructure. The summit highlighted improved Saudi-Qatar ties since the 2017-2021 rift, but exposed fractures including UAE criticism of the bloc's response and Oman's absence.
Saudi Arabia convened Gulf leaders in Jeddah on Tuesday to address the ongoing regional crisis, coinciding with White House consideration of Iran's latest proposal to end the two-month conflict. The summit focused on political and security developments and coordinating regional responses.
