US EditionTrump tells Iran to make a deal or face ‘even more brutal’ attacks
IRAN, JUN 14 – Trump warned Iran to accept a nuclear deal after Israel destroyed its Natanz facility and killed senior commanders, citing Iran's uranium stockpile enough for nine bombs, Netanyahu said.
- On June 13, 2025, President Trump urged Iran to make a nuclear deal amid ongoing Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities in Natanz and missile programs.
- The strikes followed Israel's recent weeks of planning to target Iran's nuclear program, while US-Iran nuclear talks scheduled in Oman were canceled by Iran.
- Trump warned Iran's leaders of attacks worse than they imagine, praised Israel's use of US military equipment, and said he hopes to return to negotiations.
- The US disclaimed involvement in Israeli strikes, deployed naval assets to the Eastern Mediterranean to guard against retaliation, and the White House emphasized protecting American forces.
- The conflict's escalation casts doubt on future US-Iran talks, while Israel vowed to continue strikes, and Iran retaliated with missile attacks on Israel on the evening of June 13.
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While US President Donald Trump (79) still allows two weeks of diplomacy with Iran, Iran believes in a deception.
"If We Are Attacked In Any Way By Iran...": Donald Trump's Big Warning
President Donald Trump on Sunday said that the US had "nothing to do" with the overnight attack on Iran, hours after Israel claimed an "extensive series of strikes" on the headquarters of the Iranian Defence Ministry and a nuclear project.
The White House: we've known everything since Monday but it's an action in which we're not involved.
The tycoon: "We have been informed, Tehran has ignored my ultimatum. They will never have the atomic, now return to the table." Marco Rubio denies collaboration, but it is likely an intelligence support.And some Iranian officials call the US.Palace Chigi: "Supporting negotiations, all commit to a de-escalation" .The special contains two articlesContinue reading
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