Trump in no rush to decide on strikes against Iran, with thr
Original headline特朗普不急于决定对伊打击，内部现三种主张
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Trump said he is in no rush to decide on resuming military action against Iran, telling Axios on November 3 that the US has already devastated Iran economically, per Jin10 Data. Direct US-Iran talks have not resumed, though Qatar's mediators have drafted a three-day phased confidence-building plan awaiting feedback from both sides; Trump said Iran wants a deal more than ever but shows less urgency than Washington expected. The decision is contested within his administration across three camps: VP Vance and envoy Witkoff favor a deal, PM Netanyahu and Defense Secretary Hegseth back renewed strikes, while Treasury Secretary Bessent, CIA Director Ratcliffe, and Secretary of State Rubio prefer maintaining sanctions pressure without war or agreement. Ratcliffe argues prolonged economic pressure will force more Iranian concessions or domestic unrest. Watch for Qatar's proposal gaining traction and whether the administration coalesces around one approach.
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Donald Trump, Iran, JD Vance, Benjamin Netanyahu, Scott Bessent