Trump Signals No Rush on Iran Attacks After Midterms

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US President Donald Trump said he is in no rush to decide whether to resume attacks on Iran after the midterm elections, signaling a pause in military action. Trump told reporters on November 2 that he would not resume attacks, and in an interview with Axios, he stated the US will do something but does not need to hurry. He said talks with Iran are progressing well, though Tehran's urgency is less than expected. Trump claimed oil prices have plummeted because people sense no war with Iran, and he expressed optimism that a deal can be reached. His remarks boosted hopes for US-Iran negotiations, causing international oil prices to drop over 7 percent.


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