US President indicates willingness to accept an Iran agreement blocking nuclear weapons, delaying planned strikes amid regional mediation efforts.
US President Donald Trump stated the US would likely be satisfied with an Iran deal preventing Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons. He delayed planned military strikes after regional allies requested a brief pause, citing progress in negotiations.
Trump noted Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE urged postponement, believing a deal was near. The comments follow heightened tensions after Iran’s recent nuclear advancements and US sanctions. No formal agreement has been announced, but talks appear active.
West Texas Intermediate crude oil rose 1.08% to 102.02 USD amid the geopolitical easing, reflecting reduced supply disruption risks.