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Trump says US war with Iran “effectively over”
President Donald Trump said the conflict with Iran is effectively over, downplaying fears of further US military escalation. The remarks come amid disputed negotiations, with Iran rejecting US claims of ongoing talks.
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First item: 9 November 2026Last update: 11 November 2026, 16:30
How outlets tell it
The GuardianTrump says the war with Iran is “effectively over” and that military escalation is not needed.
TASSTASS repeatedly reports Trump’s statements on the progress of talks and his readiness for a deal, while also noting Iran’s rejection of US proposals.
New York TimesThe NYT describes internal clashes among Trump aides over whether to pursue escalation, limited strikes, or diplomatic solutions.
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Timeline
9 November 2026
10 November 2026
- Conflict with Iran rapidly nearing end, US seeks long-term solution — Trump
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Iran swears to avenge the "fire of hell" of the United States of America's possible escalation
Original headline: Iran vannoo kostavansa ”helvetin tulella” Yhdysvaltojen mahdollisen eskalaation
- Iran seeks deal with US, timing of conflict’s end remains unclear — Trump
- US rejects Iran's current negotiating terms as 'absurd' — top US diplomat
- Iran's Supreme National Security Council says Tehran not in talks with Washington
- Iran yet to receive US response to its conditions — National Security Council secretary
- No Good Choices on Iran
11 November 2026
- US ultimatums to Iran will not yield results for Washington — Iranian diplomat
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War between the US and Iran: Is after the war before the war?
Original headline: Krieg zwischen USA und Iran: Ist nach dem Krieg vor dem Krieg?
