The media reported that Trump has no plans for new US strikes on Iran.

American leader Donald Trump has no plans to launch new strikes on Iranian territory and intends to return Tehran to negotiations on the Iranian nuclear program. CNN reported this on June 22, citing sources.

"(Trump — Ed.) does not plan additional US actions on the territory of Iran, as he puts pressure on its leaders to "agree to put an end to this war," the publication says.

According to the TV channel, Trump expects to continue negotiations between the United States and Iran after the strikes.

Two other sources said that the US had warned Israel about its strikes on Iran before launching them. Other White House officials also said that the American leader also had a conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu immediately after the airstrikes on nuclear facilities.

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The attack on three nuclear facilities became known on June 21. The American leader said that the attack was aimed at three Iranian nuclear facilities in Fardo, Natanz and Isfahan. According to Trump, the operation was successful.