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US Envoy to UN Says Trump Keeping All Options on Table on Iran

The US ambassador to the United Nations reiterated that no option is off the table regarding Iran, after Trump said he continues to consider renewed strikes.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

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— TASS (Russia)

The United States' ambassador to the United Nations said President Trump is keeping all options open regarding Iran, echoing the president's own recent remarks that he continues to weigh the possibility of renewed strikes on the country.

The envoy's comments followed Trump's statement that he is "always thinking about" resuming strikes on Iran when asked about it directly, reinforcing a consistent message from the administration that no course of action, military or diplomatic, has been ruled out.

The remarks come amid a period of heightened rhetoric between Washington and Tehran, with officials from both governments making public statements in recent days addressing the prospects for both conflict and negotiation.

Keeping "all options on the table" has been a recurring phrase used by US officials across administrations when discussing Iran policy, typically intended to preserve maximum flexibility and pressure without committing to a specific next step.

The ambassador's statement did not add new specifics about what might prompt a shift toward either escalation or renewed talks, leaving the overall US posture toward Iran officially unchanged but publicly reaffirmed.

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