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US President Trump tells N12 News that he is in no hurry to resume the war

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"I'm in no hurry to go anywhere. We're crippling their economy," the president declared. Trump added: "The Iranian leadership doesn't have the sense of urgency that I thought there would be. But they want a deal more than at any point since the beginning of the war." On the other hand, some of Trump's advisers argue that he needs to resume the war to "finish the job." This position is supported by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is applying pressure to do so. According to the sources, Trump is interested at this stage - to let the negotiations exhaust themselves and does not want Israel to interfere. If they fail, of course, this could change significantly. Netanyahu, for his part, is concerned about the ongoing negotiations. The third option, which some of the president's advisers are proposing, is to continue the blockade and sanctions and strangle the Iranian regime economically.

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Trump said he was in no hurry to resume the war and preferred negotiations to run their course. Reporting described pressure for strikes, unresolved talks, and no decision to resume military action.

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"I'm in no hurry to go anywhere. We're crippling their economy," the president declared. Trump added: "The Iranian leadership doesn't have the sense of urgency that I thought there would be. But they want a deal more than at any point since the beginning of the war." On the other hand, some of Trump's advisers argue that he needs to resume the war to "finish the job." This position is supported by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is applying pressure to do so. According to the sources, Trump is interested at this stage - to let the negotiations exhaust themselves and does not want Israel to interfere. If they fail, of course, this could change significantly. Netanyahu, for his part, is concerned about the ongoing negotiations. The third option, which some of the president's advisers are proposing, is to continue the blockade and sanctions and strangle the Iranian regime economically.

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