Trump Pushes Strike Pause for Iran Deal

Trump is expected to raise Strait de-mining at Monday's G7 while broader nuclear terms wait for 60-day talks

Jun 14, 1:16 PM EDT Cross-checked across 3 sources

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Trump urged Israel, Hezbollah and Iran to stand down after Beirut strikes threatened preliminary U.S.-Iran deal talks.

Frame 1Trump warned Israel, Hezbollah and Iran after Beirut strikes threatened a preliminary U.S.-Iran deal and regional security.
Frame 2Mediators sought preliminary terms as Trump said all sides should stand down while talks continued.
Frame 3The Beirut attack destroyed a southern-suburbs building, killing three people and injuring six.
Frame 4Israel said it targeted senior Hezbollah commanders after projectiles were launched toward northern Israel.
Frame 5Hegseth said Hormuz safe-passage work would begin immediately once a U.S.-Iran memorandum is signed.
Frame 6Trump is expected to raise Strait de-mining at Monday's G7 while broader nuclear terms wait for 60-day talks.

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Published: Jun 14, 1:16 PM EDT
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