President Trump postponed a planned military strike on Iran on Monday, citing ongoing negotiations and requests from Gulf allies. - Trump said he called off the attack for talks, but remains prepared for a full-scale assault if no deal is reached.
- Oil prices fell by over $2 per barrel after the announcement, from $108 to $107. - Iranian state TV called the move a 'retreat' based on 'fear,' while major issues like the Strait of Hormuz closure and nuclear program remain unresolved.
- Turkey's foreign minister noted that Iran's nuclear stockpile is partially buried under collapsed tunnels, but talks continue. The president's decision marks another shift in his approach to the conflict, with past deadlines often extended or ignored.