Trump warns Iran 'clock is ticking' as peace deal progress stalls
U.S. officials are weighing military options as oil prices rise and negotiations over Iran’s nuclear demands and the Strait of Hormuz remain stalled.
- US President Donald Trump warned Iran that the 'clock is ticking' for a peace deal, posting an AI-generated image signaling possible military action if negotiations fail.
- Diplomatic talks mediated by Pakistan to end the conflict involving Iran have stalled, with disagreements including Iran's demands for lifting sanctions and ending foreign military operations.
- Tensions escalated after a drone attack on the UAE's Barakah nuclear power plant; the attack was condemned as a dangerous provocation worsening the fragile ceasefire.
- The US has increased its military presence in the region and is preparing contingency plans for possible air strikes on Iran amid fears of disruptions to the vital Strait of Hormuz oil shipping route.
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According to media reports, the US and Israel are preparing for a possible resumption of their attacks against Iran. US President Trump warns Tehran once again of destruction. Iran's military counters verbally.
US President Trump ultimately called on Iran to conclude an agreement and once again threatened with drastic words: The clock ticke, and Iran should move more quickly - otherwise there will be nothing left of the country, Trump wrote in his online service "Truth Social".
According to media reports, the US and Israel are preparing for a resumption of their attacks in Iran. Iran's military in turn warns.
Trump Threatens Iran, Says “Clock is Ticking” on Negotiations
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