Trump says US has no immediate plan to hit Iran, calls it a brilliant situation
President Trump told the Financial Times there's no immediate plan for a US strike on Iran, and he sounds fine with how things stand. He brushed off war comparisons, saying the situation isn't like Ukraine, World War I or World War II. The Kobeissi Letter flagged the remarks as breaking news on X.
President Trump says the United States has no immediate plan to strike Iran, according to the Financial Times. The quote was flagged as breaking news by the Kobeissi Letter on X. Trump reportedly made clear he is comfortable with where the Iran conflict stands right now.
He also pushed back hard on how the situation gets described. Trump said he doesn't consider the US to be in a war like Ukraine, or like World War I and World War II. Then he went further: he called it a brilliant situation.
The comments came through the FT and were quickly relayed by the Kobeissi Letter, an account watched closely for geopolitical and market headlines. With Trump ruling out an immediate strike, the focus shifts to what Washington signals next on Iran.
TopicsDonald Trump · United States · Iran · Financial Times · Kobeissi Letter · Ukraine
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