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President Donald Trump announced late Saturday that he has paused a planned U.S. military strike against Iran, saying progress toward a potential agreement prompted the decision. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said the United States was fully prepared to launch a major military operation but agreed to hold off after Iran and several Middle Eastern nations requested more time as negotiations advanced. According to Trump, the proposed framework would include the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and measures aimed at eliminating Iran’s nuclear threat. He said the planned attack has been canceled for now, though he emphasized the pause depends on whether a final agreement can be reached quickly. The announcement came after reports that U.S. officials were preparing to resume strikes against Iran as early as this weekend. Multiple reports also indicated Israel was expected to participate in a large-scale bombing campaign targeting Iranian energy infrastructure, following earlier joint military operations with the United States. The conflict has now stretched beyond five months, fueling higher oil and gas prices, straining U.S. relationships with allies, and drawing increasing criticism from the American public. AAA reports the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has climbed to about $4.10, compared with roughly $3.15 at the same time last year.#fyp #viral

President Donald Trump announced late Saturday that he has paused a planned U.S. military strike against Iran, saying progress toward a potential agreement prompted the decision. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said the United States was fully prepared to launch a major military operation but agreed to hold off after Iran and several Middle Eastern nations requested more time as negotiations advanced. According to Trump, the proposed framework would include the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and measures aimed at eliminating Iran’s nuclear threat. He said the planned attack has been canceled for now, though he emphasized the pause depends on whether a final agreement can be reached quickly. The announcement came after reports that U.S. officials were preparing to resume strikes against Iran as early as this weekend. Multiple reports also indicated Israel was expected to participate in a large-scale bombing campaign targeting Iranian energy infrastructure, following earlier joint military operations with the United States. The conflict has now stretched beyond five months, fueling higher oil and gas prices, straining U.S. relationships with allies, and drawing increasing criticism from the American public. AAA reports the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has climbed to about $4.10, compared with roughly $3.15 at the same time last year.#fyp #viral

Former special counsel Jack Smith told the GOP-controlled House Judiciary Committee on Thursday that responsibility for the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol rests squarely with Donald Trump. Smith said his investigation concluded that Trump knowingly set the events of Jan. 6 in motion, understood the risk of violence, and attempted to take advantage of the chaos. He testified that prosecutors followed the evidence wherever it led, ultimately resulting in charges accusing Trump of orchestrating an unprecedented effort to obstruct the peaceful transfer of presidential power. The hearing marked Smith’s first public testimony about his investigations into Trump, which examined both alleged election interference following the 2020 race and the former president’s handling of classified materials. Trump pleaded not guilty in both cases. However, the prosecutions were later abandoned after Trump won reelection, in line with the Justice Department’s policy against indicting a sitting president. Smith rejected claims that politics influenced his charging decisions, emphasizing that many key witnesses in the election interference investigation were Republicans and Trump allies. According to Smith, those witnesses included state officials, campaign staff, and advisers who had supported Trump and wanted him to win. Smith testified that Trump’s efforts after the 2020 election were driven by a determination to remain in office despite losing the vote.#fyp #viral

Former special counsel Jack Smith told the GOP-controlled House Judiciary Committee on Thursday that responsibility for the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol rests squarely with Donald Trump. Smith said his investigation concluded that Trump knowingly set the events of Jan. 6 in motion, understood the risk of violence, and attempted to take advantage of the chaos. He testified that prosecutors followed the evidence wherever it led, ultimately resulting in charges accusing Trump of orchestrating an unprecedented effort to obstruct the peaceful transfer of presidential power. The hearing marked Smith’s first public testimony about his investigations into Trump, which examined both alleged election interference following the 2020 race and the former president’s handling of classified materials. Trump pleaded not guilty in both cases. However, the prosecutions were later abandoned after Trump won reelection, in line with the Justice Department’s policy against indicting a sitting president. Smith rejected claims that politics influenced his charging decisions, emphasizing that many key witnesses in the election interference investigation were Republicans and Trump allies. According to Smith, those witnesses included state officials, campaign staff, and advisers who had supported Trump and wanted him to win. Smith testified that Trump’s efforts after the 2020 election were driven by a determination to remain in office despite losing the vote.#fyp #viral

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