How do I make my code not generate new integers when the user gets the answer wrong?

What the code below does is that it generates 2 random integers and multiplies them together. After the user has placed an input and gets it corrects, it will automatically generate another pair of random integers.

How could I make it so that when the user input is wrong, it does not generate a number but waits till the user to finally calculate the correct answer and then it generates a new set of integers?

I’ve been playing around with having a loop within the main loop but it hasn’t solved my problem

while loop:

new_ints = True

while new_ints:

    random_int_1 = random.randint(2,9)
    random_int_2 = random.randint(2,9)

    answer = random_int_1*random_int_2

    equation = (f"{random_int_1}x{random_int_2} = ? ")
    print(equation)

    user_answer = int(input())

    if answer == user_answer:
        print("correct")
        new_ints = True
        loop = True
    else:
        print("Wrong")
        new_ints = True
        loop = False

>Solution :

Instead of the if statements you can simply have another while loop to check the guess like this:

while int(input()) != answer:
    print('Incorrect. Guess again')