Trump halts Iran strikes pending rapid deal to open Hormuz

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President Donald Trump says he canceled planned strikes on Iran, conditional on quickly reaching a deal that would end Iran's nuclear threat and open the Strait of Hormuz, a move made after discussions with Israel and amid reports of a looming attack. Tehran warned of escalation, while the U.S. urged Americans in the region to stay vigilant as the plan had been in the works amid tensions and talks with Middle East partners.
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