Trump Warns Iran of Potential New Strikes, Dismisses Current Proposals as ‘Hard to Accept’
US President asserts Tehran hasn’t paid ‘big price’ for its actions; reviews new deal offers with skepticism.
Trump Claims Israel Agrees to 60-Day Ceasefire Proposal in Gaza
US President Donald Trump has reignited tensions with Tehran, warning of the possibility of renewed strikes against Iran. In a stern statement, the President asserted that the Islamic Republic has yet to pay a significant price for its past provocations.
Taking to his ‘Truth Social’ platform, President Trump confirmed that he has been briefed on potential deal proposals submitted by Iran. While he noted that he would review the details shortly, he expressed a lack of confidence in the offer.
Pakistan Secures 14-Day US-Iran Ceasefire; Islamabad Set as Venue for Strategic Negotiations
“Unlimited Capacity for Negotiation” with a Warning “It is hard to imagine that the Iranian offer will be acceptable,” Trump stated, maintaining a skeptical stance on diplomatic breakthroughs. While emphasizing that the United States possesses an “unlimited capacity” to negotiate, he cautioned that Washington remains ready to take further decisive action if necessary to protect its interests.