U.S. Officials: Iran Stalling Nuclear Talks, Gulf States Push for Tougher Action
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U.S. officials believe Iran is trying to prolong nuclear talks, assuming U.S. political pressure will force President Trump to end the conflict. Meanwhile, high-ranking officials from the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have urged Trump to take more decisive measures, with some suggesting Iran's Revolutionary Guard won't make concessions without U.S. escalation, control of the Strait of Hormuz, or ground operations. The U.S. is preparing new attack options, including a two-week bombing campaign targeting missile sites, energy facilities, and nuclear infrastructure. Trump has decided to cancel the attack, citing a request from Iran and other Middle Eastern countries to avoid conflict and reach a deal on opening the Strait of Hormuz and ending Iran's nuclear threat.
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