Suryaa Now International Desk: Surya International Bureau, Washington/Tehran: US President Donald Trump made a key announcement amid the growing tensions in West Asia. For now... Surya International Bureau, Washington/Tehran: US President Donald Trump made a key announcement amid the growing tensions in West Asia. He made it clear that there is no immediate plan to launch military strikes against Iran at the moment. Speaking to reporters while leaving the White House for the Michigan rally, Trump made it clear that there will be no immediate missile or air strikes against Iran and warned the Iranian leadership to decide whether to come to a peace agreement or face consequences.
He claimed that he had received mixed intelligence reports and that diplomatic channels were still open. 'A deal? Or to end it?' Trump's warnings: In a special interview with Fox News, Trump said, "I have to make a key decision. Do we finish the job easily and finish them completely? Or do we come to an agreement?
We are not playing games." Analysts believe that Washington has prepared both military and diplomatic options for its next course of action in the face of the growing threat of pro-Iranian Houthi rebels against US forces and commercial ships in West Asia. Qatari ambassadors' peace talks in Tehran: On the other hand, Qatar and Pakistan have launched intensified diplomatic efforts to prevent the crisis from turning into a full-blown regional war. A team of high-level mediators from Qatar has reached Tehran directly to hold talks with Iran's security ministry and foreign representatives. However, Tehran has confirmed that the exchange of information through intermediaries is continuing, although it has said that it will not accept unilateral terms imposed by the US and that direct talks are meaningless until its conditions are met.