U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested that Iran has approximately 10 days to reach a “meaningful” agreement with Washington, warning of potential consequences if negotiations fail. Speaking during public remarks covered by regional media, Trump indicated that discussions with Tehran were ongoing but stressed that progress must be made quickly. He did not outline specific terms of a potential agreement but signaled that the United States would respond firmly if talks collapse.
The comments come amid continued tensions over Iran’s nuclear program and regional activities. Diplomatic efforts between the two countries have fluctuated in recent years, with previous negotiations stalling over sanctions relief and enrichment limits. Iranian officials have not immediately responded publicly to the latest remarks. The development adds renewed urgency to already fragile diplomatic engagement between the two sides.
