Trump delays military strikes on Iran amid negotiations

US President Donald Trump stated that he has no plans to conduct new military strikes after the midterm elections scheduled for November 3. At the same time, the administration is in no hurry to resume active combat operations.

Tehran expressed readiness to conclude a deal and even abandon its nuclear weapons program in exchange for ending the elimination of its leaders. It is expected that prices for oil will continue to decline against the backdrop of these negotiations.

Diplomatic negotiations in Tehran

On the evening of November 2, Qatari mediators will travel to Tehran to meet with the Iranian Foreign Minister to discuss the terms of an agreement. Previously, US Vice President JD Vance reported progress in negotiations and the prospect of signing a deal.

Iran warned that in the event of new attacks, it would strike US military bases in the UK, Germany, Italy, and Portugal. Tehran also threatened to attack undersea internet cables, which could affect global communication infrastructure.