Trump says Iran facing ‘last chance’ before ‘decapitation’
Trump said talks with Iran would start within days and warned the deal must reopen the Strait of Hormuz before nuclear negotiations follow.
- On Monday, August 3, 2026, President Donald Trump declared new talks with Iran represent a 'last chance' to avoid further military escalation, threatening 'decapitation' if Tehran fails to sign a deal.
- Trump recently suspended a massive military strike he described as 'the biggest attack since World War II' after Gulf allies Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar urged him to pursue diplomacy.
- Negotiations target reopening the Strait of Hormuz and addressing Iran's nuclear program, though Tehran's Foreign Ministry publicly denied U.S. discussions, claiming it only communicates with Oman regarding safe maritime routes.
- Senator Mark Kelly called Trump's approach 'rather erratic,' while Senator John Kennedy warned that further escalation could trigger 'a lot of inflation for the American people.'
- Trump maintains military action remains an option 'anytime we want,' while Iran attempts to outlast U.S. pressure ahead of November's midterm elections amid concerns over diminished munitions stockpiles.
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Iran said Donald Trump could "ignite the spark of the Third World War after the US warned that this is Tehran's "last chance to reach an agreement.
In a post, the US President reiterated the claim of negotiations with Iran and claimed that an agreement is close!
Trump Gives Iran Last Chance As Tensions Continue
U.S. President Donald Trump arrives at Reading Regional Airport in Reading, Pennsylvania, U.S., June 23, 2026. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein(Washington, DC) – President Trump is warning Iran that the United States is prepared to increase pressure if Tehran does
For the U.S. President it is the last chance before the decapitation of Iran. Ayatollahs say: "We will not send our negotiators, the only negotiations in progress are those with the Oman on Hormuz"
The Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio, said on Tuesday that there has been progress in the negotiations with Iran and Oman to expand the traffic of vessels along the Strait of Ormuz, but that a definitive agreement has not yet been reached. Read also: Trump reaffirms negotiations with Iran, despite Tehran's refusal to have control over ships crossing Ormuz on a plane with U.S. Military Oman ask for ‘creative and unconventional…
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