Trump Cancels Potential Attack on Iran Following Reported Progress in Negotiations
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Trump Cancels Potential Attack on Iran Following Reported Progress in Negotiations

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President Trump announced Saturday night that he canceled a potential military strike against Iran, citing progress made in negotiations between the two nations. The decision came after indications from some U.S. officials suggested an attack targeting Iranian infrastructure was being considered.

The cancellation follows reports that outlines of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz had been agreed upon. However, Tehran has not responded to Trump’s announcement and has not confirmed any agreement regarding the Middle East conflict. No right-leaning outlets reported on this story beyond stating the cancellation itself; RT's coverage focused solely on the canceled attack and the reported agreement concerning the Strait of Hormuz. S. and Iran, leaving unresolved how durable any resulting deal might be.

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