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Iran war live: Trump claims Tehran deal ‘approved’, cancels new strikes 

11 June 2026
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Trump ‘cancels scheduled strikes’ against Iran

By Lyndal Rowlands and Zaid Sabah

Published On 12 Jun 202612 Jun 2026

  • United States President Donald Trump said he cancelled a third consecutive day of strikes on Iran, claiming that a deal with Tehran is close to being finalised and a “time and place of the signing” are “to be announced shortly”.
  • Earlier, Trump had warned that Iran would be hit “very hard” and threatened that US forces would take Iran’s Kharg Island and other oil infrastructure points.

 

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