In a statement released via the social media platform Truth Social, the American president announced a conditional policy regarding military action against Iran. The administration stated that it would refuse to conduct further attacks on the nation unless a comprehensive agreement was reached. Key components of this proposed deal include guaranteeing the unrestricted passage through the Strait of Hormuz and resolving the nuclear threat posed by Iran.
The president specified that this decision was made in coordination with Israel. He also addressed media coverage, suggesting that reports detailing planned intensive military actions against Iran over the weekend were inaccurate. The statement further emphasized the United States’ readiness to respond to perceived threats emanating from the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The administration asserted its capability to engage in military action of a scale it compared to historical global conflicts. Furthermore, the president indicated that the U.S. would take measures to deter potential hostile actions from Iran and other regional nations that might threaten American interests.
The announcement frames the current policy stance as one of deterrence, contingent upon diplomatic breakthroughs. By setting these conditions, the administration aims to de-escalate direct military confrontation while maintaining a posture of overwhelming military capability should those diplomatic efforts fail.
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