Trump says US not negotiating with Iran, hints at action 'fairly soon'

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US President Donald Trump said Wednesday the US is not negotiating with Iran and that "something" will happen "fairly soon," without specifying actions or timelines. Trump acknowledged uncertainty about talks, praised his administration's approach as "amazing," and cited military and financial strength against Iran. This follows reports of US-Israeli plans for renewed strikes on Iranian nuclear, energy, and missile sites. The New York Times reported preparations include exercises and a military buildup, possibly delayed until after US midterm elections. Iran warns of a "Father of All Bombs" response, while President Masoud Pezeshkian called the situation a "super-challenge" for Tehran.


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