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US President Donald Trump has issued a fresh warning to Iran ahead of possible peace talks, claiming Tehran is seeking a deal even as both sides remain divided over ceasefire terms.
Trump issues fresh warning to Iran ahead of peace talks
Washington: US President Donald Trump has issued a fresh warning to Iran, urging it to move quickly on a potential agreement to end the ongoing conflict.
In Truth Social post, Trump said Iranian negotiators should “get serious soon” and cautioned that delays could lead to irreversible consequences.
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Trump claimed that Iranian representatives are eager to secure a deal, even as Tehran maintains publicly that it is still reviewing proposals put forward by the United States.
The remarks highlight a growing disconnect between the positions of the two sides as diplomatic efforts continue behind the scenes.
The United States has proposed a multi-point plan aimed at ending hostilities. Key elements reportedly include easing sanctions on Iran, curbing its nuclear programme, limiting missile capabilities, and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran, however, has outlined its own conditions, including guarantees against future military action, compensation for war-related damage, and recognition of its sovereignty over the strategic waterway.
The conflict has already caused significant casualties and displacement across the region. Reports indicate heavy loss of life in Iran and neighbouring areas, along with widespread humanitarian challenges.
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Ongoing missile strikes and air raids continue to heighten tensions, even as diplomatic channels remain active.
Despite repeated claims from Washington that an agreement may be close, Iran has yet to formally accept the proposed terms. The situation remains fluid, with both sides holding firm on key demands, raising questions about how soon a resolution can be reached.