Trump says no strikes on Iran today, but does not rule out a deal
US President Donald Trump said strikes on Iran will not take place on this day, but did not say when any possible strikes would end. Earlier, he had not ruled out new bombings.
Yulduz Salimov1 min read
US President Donald Trump said on October 25, 2026, that no strikes on Iran would take place on that day. Asked when possible strikes on Iran would end, he did not give a direct answer.
He made the statement to journalists as he left the White House. Trump was heading to a pre-election rally in the state of Michigan. Asked whether the world should wait for an early end to strikes on Iran, he replied with a smile: "I don't want to say anything. The answer is no. There will be no attack today."
Earlier, responding to a question about possible new strikes, Trump said he might have to settle the matter before the end, or the parties might reach an agreement. According to him, he is not certain. "In any case, we will win. But I do not rule out that I may bomb Iran again," he said.
Trump's remarks about a possible ultimatum to Iran — concluding an agreement or facing destruction by the United States — were reported by the Turkish newspaper Hürriyet. Trump's own wording, as quoted in the source, is not provided, so it should be checked against the primary source.
Source: haberturk.com
