Trump says Israel and Iran strikes won't halt peace deal

President Donald Trump maintains that a peace agreement with Tehran remains within reach despite recent missile exchanges between Israel and Iran. The renewed hostilities drove Brent crude prices above 95 dollars a barrel as the U.S. continues to press for a ceasefire in Lebanon.

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United States President Donald Trump stated on Sunday, June 8, that recent military strikes between Israel and Iran will not derail ongoing peace negotiations. The statement followed Israeli strikes in Lebanon and a retaliatory Iranian missile salvo that threatened a week-old truce plan. Trump dismissed concerns over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's influence, asserting that the White House remains the primary decision-maker in the talks.

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