Trump says Iran war deal nearing completion, threatens 'hell' if no agreement

U.S. President Donald Trump has signaled that negotiations aimed at concluding the ongoing war with Iran are approaching a critical stage. In recent interviews, Trump expressed optimism about finalizing an agreement, emphasizing that any deal must fully satisfy American demands and prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities.

Trump stated his firm position: "I will only sign an agreement according to which we get everything we want." This declaration underscores the high stakes of the ongoing diplomatic efforts, which have been underway since a ceasefire was established six weeks prior to allow for discussions on Iran's nuclear program and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

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I will only sign an agreement according to which we get everything we want.

Progress in the talks was acknowledged by Iran, the U.S., and Pakistan, who reported advancements in negotiations. Trump, however, remains resolute, outlining a stark choice between diplomacy and military intervention. In a separate interview, he issued a strong ultimatum: "Either we will reach a good agreement or I will blow them up into a thousand hells."

The President is reportedly weighing two distinct paths – diplomacy and a potential military offensive. His decision, expected by Sunday, will determine the future course of U.S.-Iran relations and the stability of the region.

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Either we will reach a good agreement or I will blow them up into a thousand hells.