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Trump: No Immediate Iran Strike

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Trump did tell the Financial Times that the U.S. has “no immediate plan” to strike Iran and that “we seem to be getting everything we want.” The additional truncated quote about Ukraine/World War I/World War II was not in the excerpts we reviewed, but the central claim is accurate.

Trump told the Financial Times that the U.S. has no immediate plan to strike Iran, according to multiple outlets citing the interview.

Trump said “we seem to be getting everything we want” in the FT interview, a quote confirmed by multiple outlets.

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Trump did tell the Financial Times that the U.S. has “no immediate plan” to strike Iran and that “we seem to be getting everything we want.” The additional truncated quote about Ukraine/World War I/World War II was not in the excerpts we reviewed, but the central claim is accurate.

BREAKING: President Trump says the US has “no immediate plan” to strike Iran, per FT. Trump reportedly suggested he was content with the current state of the Iran War. Trump added: “I don’t consider that we’re in war like Ukraine, wars like World War I, World War II.” “It’s a

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BMoney Tonight — and the story moving markets right now: Trump says no immediate plan to strike Iran.
AThe Kobeissi Letter posted on X about the Financial Times interview. The quote is 'no immediate plan.'
BTrump also told the FT, quote, 'we seem to be getting everything we want.' Oil traders liked that.
AThat line is doing a lot of work. A reply from The Observer claims Iran has a 'maximum deterrence' plan ready.
BSo both sides are talking tough, but the immediate strike risk just dropped. Markets noticed.
AThey care about the next 48 hours. No strike is the part they can price.
ASpeaking of markets pricing politics, Polymarket posted Byron Donalds at 82 percent for Florida governor as the first polls closed.
BThat's a prediction market line, not a poll. It means bettors think he's the favorite.
AExactly. It's not 82 percent of voters. It's where money is moving.
BStill, in a state Republicans have carried comfortably, that line tells you how the market sees it.
ANotable. But official results are hours away.
BDifferent world entirely: Watcher Guru posted that Binance says it detected and prevented 57 North Korea-linked cyberthreats this year.
AA company statement, not independently verified. But 57 stopped attacks would be a serious number.
BNorth Korea's cyber units are the scary part. U.S. intelligence says they use stolen crypto to fund weapons programs.
ASo exchanges aren't just fighting ordinary hackers. They're dealing with state-backed threats.
BAnd that's why crypto security is a real infrastructure story, not a sideshow.

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