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U.S. President Donald Trump said he canceled a planned military strike on Iran after being informed that negotiators had reached the outline of a potential agreement. In a Truth Social post, Trump claimed U.S. forces were “locked and loaded” before he paused the operation at the request of regional countries and Iran. He also said the proposed framework included the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and addressed Iran’s nuclear program. However, reports from Iran’s Fars News indicated the Strait of Hormuz remained closed, highlighting uncertainty over the status of any potential agreement and ongoing regional tensions.

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00:05United States President Donald Trump was just moments away from launching one of its largest
00:11military operations against Iran, but at the last minute, the order was never given.
00:17In a dramatic post on his Truth Social platform, President Trump announced that he canceled
00:22a planned U.S. military attack on Iran after being informed that negotiators had reached
00:28the parameters of a potential agreement.
00:30Trump claimed American forces were locked and loaded and prepared to strike Iran with
00:36a level of military force not seen since World War II.
00:40According to the president, several Middle Eastern countries, along with Iran, requested
00:45that Washington delay military action because the outline of a diplomatic agreement had been reached.
00:51Trump said he agreed to suspend the planned operation in the interest of what he described
00:57as the future benefit of the world and the survival of a successful and prosperous Iran.
01:03He also claimed that Israel had joined the United States in supporting the decision to
01:08pause military action while negotiations continue.
01:12According to Trump's statement, the proposed framework would include the immediate, complete
01:17and total reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most strategically important
01:22energy corridors.
01:23He also said the agreement would address what he described as Iran's nuclear threat, although
01:29he did not provide further details on how that objective would be achieved.
01:33The president urged all parties involved to move quickly and finalize the agreement, writing,
01:39get to work everybody and get it done.
01:42However, no independent confirmation of the reported agreement was immediately available.
01:47Iran had not publicly responded to Trump's announcement at the time of his post, nor have additional
01:53official details been released regarding the proposed framework, its negotiating parties,
01:58or the specific commitments under discussion.
02:00The announcement comes after months of military confrontation between Washington and Tehran.
02:06Since the conflict began earlier this year, both sides have exchanged military strikes, while diplomatic
02:12efforts have repeatedly alternated between temporary breakthroughs and renewed escalation.
02:17Earlier ceasefire arrangements and memorandums of understanding have struggled
02:22to hold, with repeated incidents involving regional military operations and commercial shipping.
02:28The Strait of Hormuz has remained at the center of those tensions.
02:32The narrow waterway handles a significant share of global oil exports, making its security
02:37one of the world's most important economic concerns.
02:40Analysts say that reopening the strait under a lasting agreement would represent a major
02:46diplomatic breakthrough, but caution that any durable settlement would likely require detailed
02:51verification mechanisms, security guarantees, and agreement on sanctions before implementation.
02:57Without those elements, previous diplomatic efforts have quickly unraveled.
03:02For now, President Trump's announcement signals another possible turning point in the conflict.
03:07Whether it marks the beginning of a lasting diplomatic settlement, or simply another temporary pause,
03:13will likely depend on the response from Tehran and the details of any eventual agreement.
03:19Until then, military forces remain on alert, diplomacy continues behind closed doors,
03:24and the future of one of the world's most volatile confrontations remains uncertain.
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