Trump backs off escalation, but Iran war goes on amid 'productive' talks
The clock that was ticking toward a dramatic new escalation in the Iran war may now be counting down to a deal that would end it

US President Donald Trump postponed threatened strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure and power plants for five days, pending the outcome of what he said were talks with Iran to end the 24-day war.
The clock that was ticking toward a dramatic new escalation in the Iran war may now be counting down to a deal that would end it
President Trump postponed his threat to strike power plants in Iran, citing “productive conversations” with the Iranians. But officials said the talks were in an early stage and not substantive.
A senior Iranian security official on Monday said Tehran is not in talks with President Trump adding that Trump “backed down” from further attacks on energy infrastructure due to pressure from the markets and allies. “Trump backed down from attacking critical infrastructure as Iran’s military threats became credible. Financial market pressure and the…
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