USA's attack on Iran postponed. Donald Trump rules out strike on Sunday

Donald Trump stated there will be no attack on Iran on Sunday, despite earlier suggestions from U.S. Ambassador Thomas Barrack. Trump dismissed the idea during a press conference before a rally in Michigan, asserting that the military had no such plans. Barrack had indicated that an attack could happen over the weekend, emphasizing that Trump is open to both diplomatic solutions and military action. Reports suggest that U.S. and Israeli forces are preparing for potential strikes on Iran, targeting energy facilities and nuclear programs, with operations possibly commencing after the U.S. elections on November 3. Trump also mentioned upcoming negotiations involving the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia, expressing optimism about reaching an agreement.