US EditionTrump presses Iran to make 'meaningful' deal, appears to set 10-day deadline
President Trump demands a meaningful nuclear deal with Iran within 10 days or warns of possible military action amid a major U.S. military buildup in the Middle East.
- On Thursday , U.S. President Donald Trump warned Iran it must reach a deal or `Otherwise bad things happen,` and said `You're going to be finding out over the next probably 10 days,` at the Board of Peace, Washington.
- The U.S. military buildup in the Middle East includes two aircraft carriers, fighter jets and refuelling tankers, giving Trump strike options and discretion for a sustained campaign, officials say.
- On Tuesday, Iranian and U.S. negotiators met and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said they agreed on `guiding principles`, but White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Wednesday the sides remain apart and Iran resists discussing issues beyond the atomic file.
- Market and diplomatic fallout is visible as oil prices rise and a Russian corvette joins Iranian drills in the Gulf of Oman, while Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns Poles may only have hours to evacuate.
- Diplomatic contacts planned later this month include U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio meeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on February 28 as Washington demands Iran end uranium enrichment, missile development, proxy support, and force against protesters.
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The U.S. military is deploying a wide range of forces in the Middle East, including two aircraft carriers, fighter aircraft and fuel refuelling tankers, and President Donald Trump said Iran had a maximum of 10 to 15 days to reach agreement on its nuclear program. “We either reached an agreement, or it will be a disgrace to them,” Trump told the press on Thursday aboard the Air Force One. Regarding the deadline, Trump commented that he believed t…
Despite negotiations between the US and Iran, concerns about a war are growing. US President Trump once again called on the leadership in Tehran to make concessions and called for a period of ten to 15 days - otherwise "worse things" happened.
The US, which issued a ten-day ultimatum, is considering a limited strike against Iran. Reports suggest that US President Donald Trump is considering a limited strike against Iran to pressure Iran into agreeing to a nuclear deal. Citing multiple sources, the Wall Street Journal reported on the 19th (local time) that the US...
The US President threatens to attack if there is no nuclear agreement in ten to 15 days. Iran declares US military bases to be "legitimate targets".
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