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The President disclosed that he was merely an hour from authorizing a significant military action against Iran until Gulf partners — Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE — convinced him to allow more time for diplomatic efforts. American naval vessels are still fully equipped and prepared in the Persian Gulf. The ceasefire with Iran is tenuous, with the Strait of Hormuz still closed and oil prices exceeding $100 per barrel.

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00:00President Trump has revealed a stunning admission.
00:02He was just one hour away from ordering a massive new strike on Iran
00:06before his Gulf allies persuaded him to hold off.
00:10The boats and ships were all loaded to the brim,
00:13Trump told reporters Tuesday at the White House.
00:15We were all set to start.
00:17The revelation comes as the fragile ceasefire with Iran hangs by a thread.
00:23Trump said Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates
00:28called him personally and begged him to give diplomacy a few more days.
00:32He agreed, but warned Iran that it has a very limited window.
00:37The U.S. military still has a full naval armada in the region
00:40ready to strike on a moment's notice.
00:43Trump has threatened to hit Iran at a higher level and intensity
00:47than the original Operation Epic Fury campaign if a deal is not reached.
00:52The Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
00:54Oil is above $100 a barrel.
00:57Gas prices across America continue to rise.
01:00And a second round of U.S. strikes could be hours or days away.
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