Trump Suspends Military Strikes on Iran's Power Plants After Positive Talks

Negotiations with Iran are positive. Iran has shown a positive attitude. US President Donald Trump announced the suspension of strikes on Iran's power plants, arguing that social media is a "push back." A large portion of international experts see Trump's announcement on Monday as a "push back." Prices on the international market have begun to fall since the announcement. Brent crude prices fell nearly 13 percent. The US military issued orders to temporarily halt military strikes on several Iranian military bases. After talks with Tehran, US President Donald Trump announced on Monday that "very good and productive talks" had taken place between Tehran and the United States over the past two days for a "complete and comprehensive resolution of our hostilities in the Middle East." He also said that based on the discussions, he had ordered the War Department to suspend all military strikes on Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure within five days. Trump had threatened on Saturday to "totally destroy" Tehran's naval facilities if they did not start "within 48 hours."