Donald Trump, the US president, has announced that he is cancelling military strikes against Iran. He says this action is conditional on making a deal quickly with the country. Trump stated that Iran and other nations in the Middle East have requested him to hold off on any attacks while they negotiate. The deal is expected to involve reopening the vital Strait of Hormuz and addressing Iran's nuclear program concerns, which have raised alarms worldwide. His comments came after reports indicated that Washington might have been planning significant air strikes over the weekend. Iran has accused the US of escalating tensions in the region and warned other countries that supporting the US could lead them into conflict. The US government has advised Americans in the Middle East to be alert and prepare for potential travel issues. If conditions worsen, it could cause severe disruptions in the region. Trump emphasized that the United States is ready for action if necessary, stating their military strength is at unprecedented levels since World War II. Furthermore, he expressed hope that cancelling the attacks would lead to a peaceful resolution beneficial for Iran, as well as for the global community. Iran has not yet responded to Trump's announcement, leaving further developments uncertain.