Trump Delays Iran Strike After Emergency Gulf Intervention President Donald Trump says he postponed a planned US military strike on Iran after direct appeals from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, and other Gulf allies who believe a diplomatic breakthrough may still be possible. Speaking at the White House, Trump revealed the attack was delayed for “two or three days” after Gulf leaders requested more time to finalize negotiations with Tehran. “I put it off for a little while, hopefully maybe forever,” Trump said. “They think they are getting very close to making a deal.” The proposed agreement would reportedly focus on one core objective: “No nuclear weapon going into the hands of Iran.” But Trump also made clear the military option remains fully active if talks fail, warning the US is still prepared to strike without setting a formal deadline. This highlights the difficult balancing act now facing Washington: • Iran is refusing major concessions • Oil markets remain highly sensitive to escalation • A military strike could send crude prices sharply higher • The White House appears unwilling to trigger an energy shock unless absolutely necessary For now, diplomacy has bought time. But the countdown toward either a historic deal or a major regional escalation is still very much alive $BTC $DOGE $HOME