Janhit: Trump Postpones Iran Strike Decision by Two Weeks, Global Leaders Watch Closely | ABP NEWS

<p data-start=”101″ data-end=”505″>Amid the intensifying Israel-Iran conflict, US President Donald Trump has shocked global leaders by announcing he will decide on a potential military strike against Iran within two weeks. The delay comes despite weeks of strong rhetoric, including social media warnings urging Tehran&rsquo;s evacuation and suggestions that the US might imminently enter the war in support of Israel. Trump returned early from the G7 summit on June 17, raising speculation that a military action was imminent. A high-level 80-minute meeting with US security advisers and sightings of the E-4B Nightwatch plane further fueled rumors of impending war. However, on June 19, the White House clarified that negotiations with Iran remain a possibility and no immediate action would be taken. Experts suggest Trump&rsquo;s hesitation may be due to lack of clear provocation, limited Senate support, and fears of triggering a larger conflict involving Iran&rsquo;s allies&mdash;Russia, China, and North Korea. China is suspected of covertly aiding Iran, and North Korea has openly criticized Israel. G7 nations are advocating for de-escalation through diplomacy. Meanwhile, reports indicate the US may seek access to Pakistani airbases through backchannel diplomacy, as Trump hosted a lunch with Pakistani official Asim Munir. Iran warned Pakistan and others not to support Israel, stating that third-party involvement will ignite the entire region. This delay has left Israel uncertain and escalated tensions in the Middle East, with fears of a broader regional or even global conflict looming if the US proceeds militarily.</p>