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strikeNov 8, 2026

New attacks on Iran ‘highly unlikely,’ Trump says

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The decision will depend on "whether or not they sign a very strong agreement, US President said

Source: TASS (Russia) — Read the full report

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Neutral

US President Trump stated that new attacks on Iran are "highly unlikely." He indicated that the decision will depend on whether or not they sign a very strong agreement.

Iranian official

US President Trump stated that new attacks on Iran are "highly unlikely," asserting that the decision depends on whether Iran signs a "very strong agreement."

Israeli

US President Trump stated that new attacks on Iran are "highly unlikely," noting that the decision will depend on whether they sign a very strong agreement.

Western

US President Trump stated that new attacks on Iran are "highly unlikely," noting that the decision will depend on whether Iran signs a very strong agreement.

Gulf Arab

US President Trump stated that new attacks on Iran are "highly unlikely," noting that the decision will depend on whether or not they sign a very strong agreement.

Global South

US President Trump stated that new attacks on Iran are "highly unlikely," noting the decision depends on whether a "very strong agreement" is signed. This conditional approach highlights the critical role of negotiation in preventing further escalation.

Humanitarian / anti-war

US President Trump stated that new attacks on Iran are "highly unlikely," noting that the decision depends on whether Iran signs a "very strong agreement." This diplomatic condition highlights the potential for a negotiated resolution to prevent further military escalation and its associated risks.

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