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Donald Trump comments: US President Donald Trump stated that Qatar and Saudi Arabia want a peaceful resolution regarding Iran, but Washington remains ready to launch military strikes if needed, while currently relying on a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.

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US President Donald Trump said on Monday he plans to hold off on new military strikes against Iran for ​the time being after appeals from countries in the region, including from Qatar’s prime minister in White House talks. Trump, in a Reuters interview and a later appearance in the White House ‌press briefing room, said […]

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President Donald Trump told Reuters ‌on Monday that Qatar and Saudi Arabia were eager for a ​peaceful solution on the ​Iran conflict but the United ⁠States was ready to ​resume military strikes if necessary

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Donald Trump said United States was ready to resume military strikes if necessary.

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The US leader also noted that Qatar and Saudi Arabia "would rather see a peaceful solution"

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Trump told Reuters that Qatar and Saudi Arabia favor a peaceful resolution to the Iran conflict, but warned that US military strikes remain an option.

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Trump met Qatar’s prime minister to discuss ending the Iran conflict as Doha presented a nuclear proposal, while Washington kept military action on the table.

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By Steve Holland WASHINGTON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump told Reuters on Monday that Qatar and Saudi Arabia were eager for a peaceful solution on the Iran conflict but the United States was ready to resume military strikes if necessary. Trump, who met Qatar's prime minister earlier on Monday, said "Qatar would rather see a peaceful solution" and "Saudi Arabia would rather see a peaceful solution" but "we're ready to go anytime we want" with strikes.

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Trump says US ready to strike Iran 'if necessary', Reuters reports US President Donald Trump told Reuters in a brief phone interview on Monday that Qatar and Saudi Arabia are eager for a peaceful solution on the Iran conflict but the US is ready to resume military strikes if necessary. Trump, who met Qatar's prime minister earlier on Monday, said "Qatar would rather see a peaceful solution" but "we're ready to go anytime we want" with strikes. Reporting by Reuters

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President Donald Trump told Reuters on Monday that Qatar and Saudi Arabia were eager for ​a peaceful solution on the Iran conflict ⁠but the United States was ​ready to resume military strikes ⁠if necessary.Trump, who met Qatar's prime minister earlier on Monday, said...

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