US President Donald Trump has privately indicated that he will not initiate a full-scale war with Iran unless American troops are killed, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. This stance reflects his reluctance to engage in a broader conflict despite rising tensions and recent Iranian missile and drone attacks targeting US assets in the Gulf region. The ceasefire, established in April, is under strain due to these hostilities, with Trump suggesting that he is willing to tolerate limited exchanges rather than escalate to a large-scale military campaign. He expressed confidence in the possibility of a diplomatic breakthrough, stating that negotiations are progressing positively. Trump aims to secure a deal that would address Iran's nuclear program and restore stability in the region, while also indicating that he is not in a rush to finalize agreements. The situation remains delicate, with ongoing attacks testing the ceasefire's durability.