U.S. President Donald Trump has adopted a deliberate posture regarding potential future military actions, noting in a phone interview with Axios that he faces no immediate deadline to resume conflict. This measured stance follows a period of heightened tensions characterized by previous threats of strikes directed at the country. In response to those warnings, Iranian officials have cautioned that any renewed hostilities between the nations could expand into a protracted confrontation.
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Trump in 'no rush' to decide on Iran, Axios reports
2 November 2026 21:31 GMT
In a phone interview with Axios, US President Donald Trump said that he is "in no rush" to decide whether to resume the war on Iran.
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