US EditionTrump's Reasoning Remains Unclear as He Moves Closer to War with Iran.
- President Donald Trump is weighing a decision this weekend as strikes could come as early as this weekend, but he has not yet authorised military action.
- On Tuesday in Geneva, negotiators agreed to work on draft texts and `guiding principles`, Iranian officials said, while White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt noted only `a little bit of progress` and that sides remain `still very far apart on some issues`.
- Washington has positioned 13 US warships in the Middle East, including the USS Abraham Lincoln, while the USS Gerald R. Ford is moving toward the region with three destroyers and deployed fighter jets plus KC-135 refuelling tankers and E3 Sentry surveillance planes.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said coordination is close after last week’s White House visit, and analysts say a limited strike may not cause prolonged disruption as Iran is expected to retaliate.
- After strikes last June that derailed talks, the administration remains posture-ready as political pressure and warnings after Iran's crackdown earlier this year shape Washington's stance.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has declared this Thursday that he could make a decision on a possible attack on Iran in the next ten days if both countries...
In the nuclear negotiations with Iran, US President Trump insists on an agreement. If an agreement is not reached, the Republican threatens with consequences. A decision is to be taken shortly.
Donald Trump, president of the United States, has warned that in the event of "not reaching a meaningful agreement" on Iran, "bad things will happen." The Republican leader has also confirmed that in "the next ten days" there will be "clarity" about the situation in the Islamic country, with which he hopes to reach a nuclear agreement following this week's talks. "Now is the time for Iran to join us on a path that completes what we are doing. An…
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