The US is weighing its response to the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran.
A Two-Week Deadline
Donald Trump, the US President, has announced that he will make a decision on whether to involve the US directly in the conflict within two weeks.
This decision comes as the situation between Israel and Iran continues to deteriorate, with reports suggesting a potential US involvement.
Caroline Leavitt, a White House spokesperson, conveyed Trump’s message during a press briefing.
She stated that Trump is leaving room for potential negotiations with Iran, indicating that the decision to participate in the conflict is not yet final.
When questioned about the likelihood of negotiations, Leavitt did not provide further details.
Trust in Trump’s Leadership
Leavitt urged supporters to trust Trump’s judgment, highlighting his ability to maintain global security through “peace through strength” during his previous administration.
She emphasized that Trump’s top priority is ensuring Iran does not succeed in developing nuclear weapons.
The BBC reported on the ongoing situation, providing context for Trump’s decision.
The next two weeks will be crucial in determining the US response to the conflict between Israel and Iran.