Iran crisis: Trump receives both praise and calls for caution after missile strike

Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that Iran appeared to be 'standing down' after it launched more than a dozen missiles at Iraqi bases hosting US and coalition troops. While Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu showed his support for the US president, other world leaders struck a more cautious tone. European commission president Ursula von der Leyen called for dialogue to replace the use of weapons. In Washington, the US Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer said that Americans now feared for their safety.
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