BREAKING: Iran: We Were Getting Ready To Do A Very Major Attack Tomorrow; I Put It Off For A Little While –Trump

U.S. President Donald Trump has said he postponed a planned military strike on Iran after urgent appeals from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, as diplomatic efforts toward a possible nuclear agreement continue. He stated that Iran’s military capabilities had been “virtually destroyed” and warned that the United States remains prepared to act if talks fail.

Speaking in an interview aired by DRM News, Trump described receiving messages from foreign governments concerned about escalating tensions. He said, “Other countries have come to me and they’ve said, ‘We were getting ready to do a very major attack tomorrow.’ I put it off for a little while.”

Trump suggested that the decision to delay the strike was influenced by the need to allow space for diplomacy, while still maintaining pressure on Tehran. He emphasized that military action has not been ruled out, depending on how Iran responds in ongoing negotiations with the United States and its regional partners.

The comments come at a time of heightened tensions in the Gulf region, where several states have been working to avoid further escalation and encourage diplomatic engagement. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE have reportedly increased their involvement in efforts to support dialogue and reduce the risk of conflict spreading.

Although Washington has not provided additional details about any planned operations, officials continue to insist that all options remain available. The situation highlights the balancing act between deterrence and diplomacy as the United States and its allies seek to manage Iran’s nuclear ambitions while preventing a broader regional confrontation.