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Trump presses Iran to make 'meaningful' deal, appears to set 10-day deadline
- On Thursday , U.S. President Donald Trump warned Iran it must reach a deal or `Otherwise bad things happen,` and said `You're going to be finding out over the next probably 10 days,` at the Board of Peace, Washington.
- The U.S. military buildup in the Middle East includes two aircraft carriers, fighter jets and refuelling tankers, giving Trump strike options and discretion for a sustained campaign, officials say.
- On Tuesday, Iranian and U.S. negotiators met and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said they agreed on `guiding principles`, but White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Wednesday the sides remain apart and Iran resists discussing issues beyond the atomic file.
- Market and diplomatic fallout is visible as oil prices rise and a Russian corvette joins Iranian drills in the Gulf of Oman, while Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns Poles may only have hours to evacuate.
- Diplomatic contacts planned later this month include U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio meeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on February 28 as Washington demands Iran end uranium enrichment, missile development, proxy support, and force against protesters.
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US President Donald Trump has given Iran a 10-15 day deadline to comply with the nuclear deal. Negotiations are underway between the United States and Tehran, but tensions are rising and the threat of war cannot be ruled out.
The President of the United States said to wait for an agreement, but he threatened military action if negotiations on the nuclear programme failed in the next few days.
The US president said that if it fails, "bad things will happen."
U.S. President Donald Trump has said that “probably in the next ten days” it will be known whether his country will reach an agreement with Iran on Tehran’s nuclear program and other issues.
US President Trump said on Thursday that Tehran has 10 to 15 days to reach an agreement with the United States, or else he could attack Iran. The US wants a deal on its nuclear and missile programs, while Iran insists they can only talk about its nuclear program.
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