Trump’s military is “locked and loaded” for action against Iran, but diplomacy remains the goal as Tehran shows signs of willingness to negotiate. After 13 straight days of U.S. strikes targeting not just military sites but critical infrastructure, tensions remain high — fueled by Iran’s attacks on shipping and refusal to meet U.S. demands. While Trump insists Iran won’t be allowed to build nuclear weapons, he’s not rushing into war, noting Iranian officials seem open to talks — though whether they’ll accept U.S. terms remains uncertain. With the ceasefire broken and both sides exchanging blows, the U.S. is balancing readiness with a push for de-escalation through diplomacy.
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