Trump signals no Iran strikes coming after meeting Qatari leader
Donald Trump,Middle East,Iran,Ceasefire,White House,Trump Administration,Qatar
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President Trump downplayed the possibility of renewed military action against Iran but said the U.S. was maintaining its wartime posture in the Middle East to protect allied Arab and Gulf partners, speaking from the White House on Monday.
Trump's comments came following a meeting with the primary interlocutor with Iran, Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani.
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