USA and Israel temporarily suspend new attacks on Iran

The United States and Israel have temporarily suspended further attacks against Iran, according to statements made by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Trump announced on his social media platform, Truth Social, that the pauses in attacks were initiated after requests from Iran and other countries in the region. He indicated that these pauses are contingent upon the swift finalization of a new agreement. The U.S. president had previously issued strong warnings, stating on Friday that Iran would face "very, very strong" attacks.

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We will go at him very, very strong.

Israel has also reportedly agreed to hold off on further attacks for the time being. The situation suggests a potential diplomatic opening, with Trump hinting at "outlines of a deal" being formed.

This development marks a significant shift from the heightened tensions that preceded it, with Trump's earlier threats suggesting a more aggressive stance. The current de-escalation appears to be tied to the prospect of a diplomatic resolution, though the specifics of any potential agreement remain unclear.

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We were asked by Iran and by countries in the region to hold the attacks for a quick agreement.