Trump declares that he was "one hour away" from launching an attack on Iran, but he suspended military action following a peace proposal from Tehran.

American President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he was just an hour away from deciding on a military strike against Iran, but chose to postpone action following a peace proposal from Tehran.

Trump discussed this situation at the White House, emphasizing that leaders from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates suggested suspending attacks, considering the possibility of a peace agreement to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. Although he suspended the planned attack, Trump warned that American forces are prepared to respond quickly in the event that an acceptable agreement is not reached.

The Iranian peace proposal includes ending hostilities, withdrawing American forces, and lifting sanctions. Trump previously criticized the Iranian proposals as inadequate.

The context of tensions between the US and Iran remains complex, and Trump continues to threaten attacks if negotiations do not progress.