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Trump Again Halts Iran Strikes, Says Deal Parameters Reached

President Donald Trump has again announced a halt to strikes on Iran, saying that parameters for a deal to end the war have been reached. But previous halts since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran on Feb. 28 have collapsed, with fighting resuming each time.

Speaking at a cabinet meeting at the Camp David retreat, Trump addressed the Iran war and a range of other topics. He blamed the Spanish government for the mass arrival of migrants in Spain's Ceuta enclave, calling it an invasion.

Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly said Trump has to try to find a way out of the war. Kelly also criticized the Pentagon's funding requests, calling the approach irresponsible and saying the administration wants a blank check.

Trump's claims about the conflict have faced scrutiny. A fact-check by The New York Times found that he misleadingly blamed the Biden administration's weapons transfers to Ukraine for current concerns over munitions stockpiles, and that he made other misleading claims about the war's effects on oil prices and more.

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