President Donald Trump stated that his decision not to escalate military actions in Iran over the weekend represents Iran's 'last chance' to negotiate a deal. He indicated that he called off potential attacks at the request of Gulf allies. This pattern of threatening military action and subsequently retracting it has been a recurring approach for Trump. PBS NewsHour's Nick Schifrin discussed the situation with Dania Thafer, executive director of the Gulf International Forum.
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Trump describes new talks as Iran's final opportunity for a deal
President Trump referred to recent diplomatic talks as Iran's final opportunity to reach an agreement, following his decision to refrain from escalating military actions. He attributed the decision to cancel potential strikes to requests from Gulf allies, noting that this approach has been a consistent strategy during his presidency.
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