Trump Declares End to Military Operations in Iran, Hints at Nuclear Deal
U.S. President Donald Trump announced the end of military hostilities with Iran, while maintaining that Washington remains ready to resume action if conditions change.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced during a White House press conference that the military conflict with Iran has effectively come to an end.
Trump stated that recent strikes conducted by U.S. forces have crippled Iran's capabilities, describing the impact as having effectively decapitated the country's military leadership.
Regarding diplomatic efforts, the President noted progress in negotiations aimed at reaching a long-term agreement concerning Iran's nuclear program.
Despite the announcement of a military de-escalation, Trump emphasized that Washington is fully prepared to resume military operations immediately should the situation on the ground shift.
The announcement follows reports indicating that the U.S. military recently carried out limited strikes targeting Iranian air defense systems.