Trump Considers Resuming Strikes After Stalled Negotiations
President Trump is weighing renewed military action following a National Security Team meeting. Negotiations remain stalled with no substantive progress reported.
thegatewaypundit.comPresident Trump is considering resuming strikes after his National Security Team meeting, according to a report cited by @sentdefender. The report states that without a last-minute deal, the president is evaluating options for renewed military operations. S.
official described the stalled negotiations as "agonizing," the report said. No substantive progress has been reported at the time of writing.
The report notes speculation that the Memorial Day bank holiday weekend could provide an opportunity for high-tempo strikes over a short period. One official said that after such a campaign, Trump may declare victory and end the war indefinitely. Qatari and Pakistani officials arrived in Tehran, Iran, in a last-minute attempt to facilitate a deal, the report stated.
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Military operations could resume if negotiations remain stalled.
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Qatari and Pakistani officials may influence the outcome of talks.
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