Trump Says He Postponed a ‘Very Major Attack’ on Iran, Leaving Mideast on Edge
The New York Times • • world
Key Points:
- President Trump announced the postponement of a planned U.S. attack on Iran to allow more time for diplomatic efforts, leaving the Middle East in a state of tense uncertainty.
- Iran has not directly responded to Trump's statement but warned that any renewed attack would lead to opening "new fronts" with "new tools and methods," according to an Iranian Army spokesman.
- Pakistan is actively mediating between Tehran and Washington, with its interior minister meeting Iran’s foreign minister to discuss conflict resolution efforts.
- The Pakistani government has remained silent on the mediation trip, which is reportedly connected to high-level discussions involving Pakistan’s army chief and direct communication with both U.S. and Iranian officials.