Trump delayed attacks on Iranian power plants for 5 days

US President Donald Trump has withdrawn his ultimatum, ordering a five-day delay in the attack on Iranian power plants. According to foreign media, US President Donald Trump has ordered a five-day delay in the attack on Iranian power plants. He made this announcement on the social media app Truth. In this regard, President Trump said that very good and fruitful negotiations have been held with Iran and talks are ongoing for the complete elimination of all issues in the Middle East. He said that the US military has been directed to delay the attack on Iranian power plants for five days. However, this decision will be contingent upon the success of the negotiations. It is clear that President Trump had given Iran a 48-hour ultimatum yesterday to open the Strait of Hormuz, which was expiring at 5 am on Tuesday. However, Iran responded to the ultimatum by threatening that if Iran's power plants or coast were attacked, the Persian Gulf would be completely closed, for which the enemy attackers would be responsible.

Meanwhile, Israel has also continued its series of airstrikes on various areas of Tehran. According to eyewitnesses and local residents, after intense airstrikes, power supply was disrupted in large areas of the capital. The building of the Electronic Industries under the Ministry of Defense, located on the Sayyad Shirazi Highway, was also targeted in the Israeli attacks, where a fire broke out. Loud explosions were heard in the eastern, western, and northern areas of Tehran. On the other hand, at least six people were killed in an airstrike in the northwestern city of Tabriz, while reports of two explosions and warplanes flying overhead also emerged.