US President Donald Trump has stated he postponed a military attack on Iran that was scheduled for Tuesday, acting on the advice of leaders from Gulf states due to serious ongoing negotiations. In a post on Truth Social, he indicated that requests from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates influenced his decision. Trump expressed optimism over the potential for a favorable deal with Iran, asserting that there should be 'NO NUCLEAR WEAPONS FOR IRAN!'.

Nonetheless, he warned that the US is prepared to launch a 'full, large scale assault on Iran' at a moment's notice if a satisfactory agreement does not materialize. An Iranian military figure responded by urging the US not to repeat past 'strategic mistakes and miscalculations'.

This announcement coincides with a dip in Trump's popularity amid public discontent regarding the war, with recent polls indicating that a majority of voters disapprove of military actions against Iran. The diplomatic landscape remains tense as Iran and the US engage in dialogue through intermediary channels.

Trump's remarks underline a balancing act between military readiness and diplomatic overtures, highlighting the complex intricacies of US-Iran relations amidst the geopolitical turbulence in the region.