Trump weighs three paths on Iran as aides split

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President Donald Trump is considering three options regarding the conflict with Iran: a peace deal, resuming military action, or economic pressure, according to Axios. He stated he is in no rush and that negotiations are progressing well. Trump's advisers are divided, with Vice President JD Vance and envoy Steve Witkoff backing a deal, while Israeli PM Netanyahu and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth favor renewed fighting. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio recommend maintaining economic pressure. Trump noted Iran's financial strain and desire for an agreement, while oil prices fell on expectations of no war. He posted on Truth Social that Iran wants a deal as soon as possible.


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