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The White House has not announced whether Trump will resume major combat operations against Iran or when he could make that decision.

Key takeaways
President Trump has “all options” available as he considers the next U.S. steps involving Iran, the White House said. The statement leaves open whether he will resume major combat operations and whether any action could come before or after elections in the United States and Israel.
That language signals that Trump has not publicly limited his choices, but it does not announce military action or identify a date for a decision.
The possibility of action before or after elections puts the timing of a foreign-policy decision under political scrutiny. No U.S. race or candidate is directly linked to the White House statement, and no candidate position is part of this development.
The reference to elections does not establish that Trump has chosen an election-related timetable. The White House has not said whether the decision will come before the U.S. midterms, after them or on a schedule unrelated to voting.
The next concrete development would be a presidential announcement, a new White House statement or an operational change involving Iran. Until then, the administration’s public position is that Trump’s choices remain open and no timing has been announced.
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