The Wall Street Journal reports that Donald Trump's advisers remain divided on whether to resume military operations against Iran or continue with the agreement to end the war. Vice President J. Dee Vance and her Washington Gulf allies are urging Trump to end the conflict, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the head of US Central Command (CENTCOM) reportedly support resuming military strikes. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and Treasury officials are in favor of tightening sanctions and maintaining the embargo on Iran. A proposed agreement may shorten the negotiations between Washington and Tehran from 60 days to just two, and may give Trump a face-saving way to end the war, and Iranian officials are expected to return to Doha within days, perhaps as early as today, for further discussions.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Donald Trump's advisers remain divided on whether to resume military operations against Iran or continue with the agreement to end the war. Vice President J. Dee Vance and her Washington Gulf allies are urging Trump to end the conflict, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the head of US Central Command (CENTCOM) reportedly support resuming military strikes. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and Treasury officials are in favor of tightening sanctions and maintaining the embargo on Iran. A proposed agreement may shorten the negotiations between Washington and Tehran from 60 days to just two, and may give Trump a face-saving way to end the war, and Iranian officials are expected to return to Doha within days, perhaps as early as today, for further discussions.