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Trump says he is cancelling strikes on Iran subject to 'rapidly' making deal

First publishedAug 1, 08:52 UTC
Last updatedAug 2, 04:26 UTC · 11m ago
22 outletsSeattle Times, The Guardian US11 outletThe Hill11 outletPBS NewsHour11 outletAxios11 outletCBS News11 outletSeattle Times22 outletsBBC World, CBS News22 outletsAxios, Al Jazeera11 outletSeattle Times
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The US president's message came amid media reports that he was planning new, intense strikes on Iran over the weekend.

Reported by 12 outlets BBC World, CBS News, PBS NewsHour, The Guardian US, Al Jazeera, and 3 more. See all sources ↓

Trump said he cancelled a planned strike on Iran if a deal can be made quickly. Earlier reports said the US and Israel were preparing for strong attacks on Iran. Some outlets say Saudi Arabia warned Trump not to escalate, while others warn the fight could hurt the world economy. The White House says talks are progressing and a deal may be near.

Why it matters

A strike on Iran could disrupt oil shipments and raise prices worldwide. A deal could lower tensions and reduce the risk of a wider war.

In brief
What did Trump say about the Iran strike?
He said he cancelled the strike, but only if a deal can be made quickly.
Why are some countries worried about US strikes on Iran?
They fear the attacks could disrupt oil shipments and raise prices worldwide.
What did Saudi Arabia’s leader tell Trump?
He urged Trump not to escalate the conflict with Iran.
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Some outlets focus on the threat of new strikes and military preparations, while others highlight Trump’s cancellation and progress in talks; a few add unique angles such as Saudi concerns or recession risks.

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    Saudi crown prince expressed concern about possible US strikes on Iran

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    AxiosSaudi crown prince urged Trump not to escalate
    Seattle TimesSaudi crown prince urged Trump not to escalate
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    Guardian warns the Iran conflict could trigger a global recession

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    The Guardian USWar could disrupt energy supplies and cause recession
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    Guardian says the war has spread to multiple countries including Iraq and Yemen

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    The Guardian USConflict expanded across Middle East with attacks in five countries
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    The Hill notes US pressure on Hamas disarmament amid Iran talks

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    The HillUS faces pressure over recent U.S.-Hamas disarmament
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