US President Donald Trump is giving negotiations with Iran'some space,' his UN ambassador Mike Waltz said Sunday. This follows two nights without military strikes on Iran, after 13 consecutive nights of US military attacks. Waltz confirmed the US remains 'locked and loaded' for more attacks and has deployed additional assets to the region.
The recent strikes represent the largest escalation of conflict since an April ceasefire. Waltz's comments on 'Fox News Sunday' indicate a temporary pause in hostilities to allow for diplomatic efforts. The US military had been conducting strikes on Iran nightly since the ceasefire was broken.
Trump's decision to give talks some room suggests a potential shift in strategy, aiming to balance military readiness with diplomatic engagement. The situation remains tense, with the US prepared to resume attacks if negotiations fail.
This development has international implications, particularly for countries like Bangladesh that rely on stable global trade routes and energy supplies. The pause in hostilities could provide a window for diplomatic solutions, reducing the risk of further escalation in the region.





























