According to the American leader, the US maintains readiness for a forceful scenario if the situation in the region changes significantly. At the moment, Trump considers such an option unlikely.
Position of regional partners and the nuclear issue
As Donald Trump reported on his social network Truth Social following talks with Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, key Middle Eastern states support the current status quo. This involves maintaining the American naval blockade of Iran and implementing Operation Iron Gates, which imposes land-based restrictions.
The US President emphasized that Washington and its regional partners hold a unified position on the inadmissibility of Tehran acquiring nuclear weapons. Trump also expressed confidence in the security of Israel and other countries against Iranian threats, noting positive shifts in conflict resolution.
If the situation in the Middle East changes, the US will be ready for military action. However, at this moment, such a scenario appears highly unlikely
Later at a press conference, Trump added that he sees no need to use military force for now. In his view, Iran has effectively already been defeated militarily, and the US is focused on achieving a long-term settlement.
Context
Donald Trump serves as the President of the United States. States such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait are involved in discussions regarding regional security.
