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Donald Trump, President of the United States of America, on Monday, November 18, after meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar at the White House, announced "positive acceleration" towards an agreement to end the war with Iran. In a speech at the White House, Trump said that Israel and the entire Middle East are protected from the "danger and threat of Iran" and that the "movement towards the end" of this conflict can be seen. "I think it will be over soon," he added. In a post on social truth, the American president also wrote that the renewal of US military strikes against Iran is "unlikely" and that the powers of the Persian Gulf want to maintain the status quo.

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Donald Trump, President of the United States of America, on Monday, November 18, after meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar at the White House, announced "positive acceleration" towards an agreement to end the war with Iran. In a speech at the White House, Trump said that Israel and the entire Middle East are protected from the "danger and threat of Iran" and that the "movement towards the end" of this conflict can be seen. "I think it will be over soon," he added. In a post on social truth, the American president also wrote that the renewal of US military strikes against Iran is "unlikely" and that the powers of the Persian Gulf want to maintain the status quo.

Donald Trump, President of the United States of America, on Monday, November 18, after meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar at the White House, announced "positive acceleration" towards an agreement to end the war with Iran. In a speech at the White House, Trump said that Israel and the entire Middle East are protected from the "danger and threat of Iran" and that the "movement towards the end" of this conflict can be seen. "I think it will be over soon," he added. In a post on social truth, the American president also wrote that the renewal of US military strikes against Iran is "unlikely" and that the powers of the Persian Gulf want to maintain the status quo.

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