Former President Donald Trump has publicly stated that he opted to cancel a planned major military strike against Iran, signaling a preference for a negotiated settlement. According to reports from France24, this decision was coordinated with Israel, with the condition that a deal to resolve the months-long conflict must be reached "rapidly."

The reporting across international outlets remains consistent regarding the core announcement, though the framing of the event varies. ABC Australia highlights the development as part of an "emerging deal," while TASS focuses specifically on Trump’s own account of the decision to cancel the strike. France24 provides additional context, noting that the agreement to hold off on military action involves both the United States and Israel, and points out that Iranian officials have not yet provided a public response to the announcement.

While the situation remains fluid, the primary focus of the international community is on whether this pause in military activity will lead to substantive diplomatic progress or if the underlying tensions in the region will persist. As of now, there is no confirmation from Tehran regarding their willingness to engage in the rapid deal proposed by the U.S. side.