Donald Trump delays potential military action against Iran while prioritizing negotiations

US President Donald Trump has temporarily suspended planned military operations against Iran to allow for a short window of negotiations. The President stated that this period, expected to last a few days to a week, aims to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. Correspondent Michalis Ignatiou reported that while the strikes were canceled, their initial authorization highlights a shift in US strategy toward Tehran's nuclear program and enriched uranium activities. White House national security officials, including military and intelligence representatives, held high-level meetings to discuss the situation. Trump has also maintained communication with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the regional tensions. Observers note that while the US administration remains frustrated by the lack of progress in diplomacy, the President's repeated changes in decision-making have raised concerns about US policy consistency. No formal agreement has been reached between the two nations, leaving the option for future military strikes open if diplomatic efforts fail.