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President Donald Trump called off imminent military strikes on Iran Monday, telling allies the military stands ready to resume at a moment's notice if peace negotiations collapse.

President Donald Trump on Monday ordered the Department of War to hold off on strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure, citing what he described as "very good and productive" negotiations over the past two days aimed at ending the conflict in the Middle East.

A group of Arab and Islamic countries has condemned Iran's missile and drone strikes on civilian infrastructure, warning against future action.

As the conflict with Iran enters its twelfth day, roughly 50,000 U.S. service members remain deployed across the Middle East.

The United States and Ecuadorian military launched joint strikes against narco terrorists in Ecuador this week.

Videos on social media appear to show the first use of Israel's "Iron Beam," a laser-based weapon.

When Israel and the United States launched coordinated military strikes against Iran on Saturday.

The FBI is on high alert following coordinated U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran overnight, with federal and local law enforcement agencies ramping up security measures.

Nate Morris, a Kentucky Republican Senate candidate seeking to replace Sen. Mitch McConnell, voiced strong support for President Donald Trump.

Iran launched a barrage of drones and missiles targeting a major United States naval installation in Bahrain.