Trump Warns Iran of Final Chance Before Military Strike Amid Renewed Talks
US President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to Iran, declaring this is their last opportunity to avoid a military strike. Speaking to reporters in the White House's Oval Office, Trump said he hopes Iran will act reasonably before the US carries out what he described as a "decapitation" attack. He claimed that Iran learned about the planned strike through leaks, which led them to return to negotiations, at least according to his account. Trump emphasized that the talks are happening currently, despite Iranian denials, and insisted that these discussions will conclude within a very short timeframe, possibly today or tomorrow. He mentioned the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as early as the next day. Trump also vowed to prevent Iran from collecting tolls in the strait and reiterated his commitment to stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities, acknowledging that dismantling Iran's nuclear program will not be a quick process but remains a priority at any cost.
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