Trump issues warning to Iran about ‘great danger’
While meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday, Trump expressed his preference for diplomacy. He confirmed that direct talks are taking place, with a significant meeting scheduled for Saturday. However, Iranian officials have clarified that the talks will be indirect, taking place in Oman, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stating that the ball is in America's court.
Trump warned that if the talks do not succeed, Iran will face "great danger" and a "very bad day," emphasizing that Iran cannot be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons. The US withdrew from the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) during Trump's first term, leading to strained relations and escalating tensions over Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Iran maintains that its nuclear program is peaceful and legal under international law, while condemning Trump's threats as reckless.
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