ट्रंप ने ईरान पर होने वाला हमला टाला, बोले- बातचीत फेल हुई तो करेंगे अब तक का सबसे बड़ा अटैक – trump postpones iran attack after gulf leaders appeal for peace talks ntc ksrj
Amidst the increasing tension in the Middle East, the threat of war seems to be taking a few steps back. US President Donald Trump has announced to stop the planned military attack on Iran today. Trump said that he took this decision after the appeal of the top leaders of Qatar, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.
Trump issued a long statement on his social media platform ‘Truth Social’ saying that Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan urged him to iran Serious talks are going on with Pakistan, hence military action should be postponed.
Trump said he was asked to “stop the planned military attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran” and decided to give peace talks a chance. However, he also gave a clear warning that if the talks fail, America will launch a major attack with full force.
Decision taken after important appeal of three countries
He said that Defense Minister Pete Hegseth, Joint Chiefs Chairman General Daniel Cain and the US Army have been kept on high alert for any situation. In fact, for the last several months, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE themselves are facing the threat of attacks from Iran. Tehran says that these attacks are targeting American military bases and the allied countries that shelter them. In such a situation, it is considered very important for all three Gulf countries to appeal to America to stop interference.
Meanwhile, Pakistan is also playing the role of mediator between America and Iran. According to reports, Pakistan has submitted Iran’s revised 14-point peace proposal to America. Iran has also confirmed that its new terms have been conveyed to Washington.
However, the biggest dispute between the two countries is still regarding the nuclear program. Iran is not ready to give up the right to enrich uranium, while America wants strict monitoring of Tehran’s nuclear program. At present, the eyes of the world are focused on whether this diplomatic effort reaches a permanent solution or whether the Middle East moves towards a major military conflict.
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