Trump says he is ready for military action if Iran talks fail, Axios reports
Trump said talks with Iran are making progress but warned U.S. strikes could resume if diplomacy fails.
- The United States and Iran have suspended direct military engagements as Washington temporarily halted strikes to allow international mediators, including Qatar and Pakistan, to negotiate a new ceasefire.
- Both nations are currently halfway through a 60-day period established by an interim deal, yet regional violence has persisted across the Middle East despite the pause in direct military strikes.
- Monday, the Israel Defense Forces reported shooting down two drones near the Jordan border close to the Dead Sea, while Iran-backed militias continue operations targeting Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
- In Washington today, President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are meeting face-to-face, marking their first such discussion since the two began the war against Iran.
- Trump suggested a patient approach to diplomacy while maintaining he "is keeping all options on the table," though he warned he is not willing to give Iran much time.
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