US EditionTrump gives Iran two-month deadline to reach new nuclear deal
- Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated that Tehran will consider both 'opportunities' and 'threats' in response to President Donald Trump's letter regarding a new nuclear deal.
- Trump's letter includes a two-month deadline for Iran to reach a nuclear agreement or face stricter sanctions.
- Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected Trump's letter, calling it deceptive and emphasizing that pressure and threats will not lead to negotiations.
- Trump warned that failure to negotiate could lead to military action, stating, 'I hope you’re going to negotiate because if we have to go in militarily, it’s going to be a terrible thing.
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3/14/25 Muhammad Sahimi on how Trump’s Return and Israel’s War are Affecting Iran
Download Episode. Scott brings Muhammad Sahimi back on the show to talk about recent developments in Iran. They discuss the Trump administration’s relationship with the Iranian regime, the political dynamic within Iran and much more. Discussed on the show: “'Max pressure' 2.0 on Iran could trigger a nuclear crisis” (Responsible…
Trump's Diplomatic Outreach: Navigating the Iran Nuclear Deal
Trump's Diplomatic Outreach: Navigating the Iran Nuclear Deal In an effort to avoid military confrontation, U.S. President Donald Trump is reaching out to Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, to discuss a potential new nuclear deal. Special envoy Steve Witkoff clarified on Sunday that the U.S. prefers diplomacy over military solutions, encouraging Iran to engage in talks.Earlier statements from President Trump revealed that he had sent…
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