US President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to Iran during a press conference at the White House, detailing the current state of negotiations with Tehran.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that the American leader signaled a significant escalation in pressure if a diplomatic breakthrough is not achieved.
US President Donald Trump emphasized the necessity of a formal agreement between the two nations. "We have to reach an agreement with Iran, otherwise it will be very traumatic. I don't want that to happen, but it is essential that we reach a deal with them," he stated.
The US leader further noted that he has discussed the matter in detail with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while underscoring that the final decision rests with the United States. Highlighting the need for any potential deal to be fair and beneficial for the US, Trump outlined the alternative scenarios:
"If an agreement is not reached, we will move to 'phase two.' This stage will be extremely difficult and heavy for Iran. There is no specific time limit for the negotiations."
Finally, US President Donald Trump indicated that dialogue could continue into next month, asserting that the process remains entirely under his control. Amidst these rising tensions, the United States has recently decided to deploy a carrier strike group to the region as a precautionary measure.
The relationship between Washington and Tehran has remained a focal point of global geopolitics for decades, characterized by disputes over nuclear capabilities and regional influence. Under the administration of US President Donald Trump, the United States has consistently pursued a policy of "maximum pressure" to bring Iran back to the negotiating table for a more comprehensive security framework. These latest statements reflect the administration's ongoing strategy to balance diplomatic overtures with the threat of increased economic and strategic sanctions.
