Trump Says He's Waiting to 'See What Happens' on Iran Conflict
President tells NewsNation he will determine next steps based on developments in Iran, as Houthi forces advance in Yemen.
President Trump said in an interview with NewsNation that he is adopting a wait-and-see approach to the conflict in Iran, stating "it'll all work out" without detailing specific policy plans. Trump told the network he would determine how to move forward based on how events unfold in the region.
Meanwhile, separately, Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger announced plans for stricter regulations on data center development to address transparency and environmental concerns, while Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed an executive order targeting similar issues.
Sources
- Trump on war in Iran, Houthi advance in Yemen: ‘It’ll all work out’ – live — The Guardian — World
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