Trump maintained uncertainty regarding strikes on Iran, Khamenei rejected 'capitulation'.

US President Donald Trump refused to clearly answer whether he would order American forces to attack Iran's nuclear facilities. He left the question of possible American intervention in the war between Iran and Israel open.

Maybe I will. Maybe I won't. No one knows what I am going to do - Trump told reporters.

Israel continues strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, and Iran, in response, has fired about 30 ballistic missiles at Israel. The regional consequences of this conflict are already significant, with the territories of intervention by various countries expanding, and concerns being expressed by Russia and other nations.

Controversial statements about negotiations and strategic changes

Trump claimed that Iran wants to negotiate and even offered to send its delegation to the White House. Iran's representation at the UN refuted these claims, stating that no Iranian official had requested to squeeze around the gates of the White House. Russia expressed concern about the escalation of the conflict.

Israel has withdrawn some troops from the Gaza Strip to strengthen forces along the borders with Lebanon and Jordan. Countries are making efforts to peacefully resolve the situation, but it remains tense.

News reports mention that the US president refused to clearly answer questions regarding a possible attack on Iran and did not rule out America's intervention in the conflict between Iran and Israel. The situation in the Middle East remains tense, with additional increases in regional consequences and concerns from other countries, including Russia.