Trump claims he held off a 'massive attack' on Iran at the request of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, and Iran, suggesting a deal on Hormuz and nuclear issues.

Syrians express willingness to reach Tehran if necessary, indicating support or solidarity with Iran.

Iranian officials deny having requested Trump to hold off any attacks, contradicting Trump's statements.

Trump states that he postponed planned strikes on Iran at the request of Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar, indicating ongoing talks.

Reports suggest an agreement with Oman and Iran concerning the management of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is close to being finalized.

Saudi Crown Prince MBS urges Trump to prioritize dialogue in the US-Iran conflict, following Trump's halt of strikes.

Israeli officials express serious security concerns to the White House regarding a proposed disarmament agreement with Hamas and confusion over US decisions on Iran.

Trump agreed to cancel the attack on Iran, but it remains conditional on reaching a swift agreement, potentially involving the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear threats.

Iran is preparing for all scenarios and will not make concessions under military pressure, viewing US warnings as a negotiation tactic.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, along with Qatar, UAE, Turkey, and Pakistan, are actively pushing for de-escalation and diplomacy to prevent a major regional war.