Trump, no immediate plan to attack Iran
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Donald Trump told the Financial Times that the United States has no immediate plans to strike Iran, saying it gets everything it wants and is not at war with Tehran, while remaining ready for action if necessary.
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Why It Matters
The article reports Donald Trump's statements to the Financial Times regarding a possible US attack on Iran, in response to signals from Benjamin Netanyahu about an attack by the end of the week.
The United States has no immediate plans to strike Iran. Donald Trump said this in an interview with the Financial Times, underlining: "It seems like we are getting everything we want."
Asked about clear signals from Benjamin Netanyahu about a possible attack by the end of the week, Trump said: "I'm ready, we're ready. We're ready for action if necessary, but there may be no reason to do so." The president then explained that the United States is not fighting with Iran. "We are not really at war. I don't consider that we are at war like in Ukraine, like the First or Second World War," he highlighted.
Open Questions
- What are the 'clear signals' sent by Netanyahu?
- What conditions would trigger US military action?
- What is Israel's official position on a possible attack?
