US President Trump threatened massive strikes on Iran's infrastructure, including power plants, if Tehran fails to meet a deadline for a deal. Iran countered Trump's aggressive rhetoric, accusing him of 'losing control' and insisting on ending the war on its own terms. Negotiations are stalled as both sides reject ceasefire proposals, demanding permanent conflict resolution and regional changes.
US President Trump stated that the deadline set for Iran to reach a deal is final, deeming Iran's proposal significant but insufficient. He warned that US forces would launch broad attacks on Iranian infrastructure if the deadline is missed. The negotiation aims for Iran to renounce nuclear weapons and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Trump also mentioning the possibility of direct oil control.
US President Trump stated that the deadline set for Iran to reach a deal is final and unlikely to be extended. He warned that broad military attacks on Iranian infrastructure would follow if the deadline is missed, deeming Iran's proposal insufficient. Negotiations are pushing for Iran to forgo nuclear weapons and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
US President Trump warned that the Tuesday deadline for a deal with Iran is final, threatening broad military attacks if it is not met. Iran rejected Trump's proposal, emphasizing the need for a permanent end to the war. Iran presented 10 clauses, including ending regional conflicts, safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, and sanctions lifting.
Iran rejected a ceasefire offer put forward by the US via Pakistan, which included opening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting sanctions. The proposal was part of a two-phase deal to end hostilities. US President Trump continues to pressure Iran, threatening severe action if its demands are not met.
President Trump extended the deadline for Iran to reach a deal or reopen the Strait of Hormuz, reiterating severe threats. Iran rejected the ultimatum, countering with its own warnings and demanding a ceasefire. Military clashes continue, with Iranian drone and missile attacks targeting key facilities across the Gulf region.
President Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran, threatening to destroy all power plants and facilities if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened by Tuesday evening. He warned that he might 'blow everything up' and take over the oil if Iran does not act quickly. This statement escalates military pressure on Iran, with no official response from Tehran.
Iran rejected a ceasefire proposal, insisting on a permanent end to the war with the US and Israel while pushing back against pressure to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. US President Trump warned that Iran could be 'taken out' if it failed to reach a deal by his Tuesday deadline. Iran dismissed the US threats as 'baseless rhetoric,' countering that attacking public infrastructure constitutes a war crime.
Oil prices rose as US President Trump reaffirmed threats to attack Iranian infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened. Iran rejected the ceasefire proposal, presenting its own 10-point plan, though a deal remains slim. While traffic through the Strait has slightly improved, a full resumption of normal flow is expected to take a long time.
US President Trump warned that the US would target all bridges and power plants in Iran if the regime rejects a ceasefire deal by Tuesday. Iran has rejected the proposed 45-day ceasefire, while the IRGC pledged retaliation following the death of its intelligence chief in an Israeli airstrike. Discussions continue regarding the rescue of personnel from an F-15 Eagle shot down over Iran.