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Trump Rules Out Iran Attack Before US Elections – Experts Warn of Escalation

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Donald Trump is pushing back against reports of planned attacks on Iran before the US elections. At the same time, experts view the situation in the Gulf as highly dangerous and warn of an uncontrollable escalation.

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Donald Trump is pushing back against reports claiming the US is preparing an attack on Iran before the US elections. This is reported by the Frankfurter Rundschau.

Speculation about a possible military strike against Tehran had recently attracted attention. Trump makes clear: from his perspective, there are no such plans – at least not in the remaining time until the election.

What Trump is specifically rejecting

The President contradicts media reports that had raised the prospect of an imminent attack on Iranian targets. His denial refers explicitly to the period before the US election.

Why the warnings aren't going away

Experts continue to view the situation in the Gulf as critical. They have long warned of an uncontrollable escalation – regardless of whether an attack is actually imminent.

Trump's denial may somewhat calm short-term speculation. The fundamental concern about an escalation in the region, however, remains unaffected.

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