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'NO MORE MR. NICE GUY': President Trump Launches New Threats Against Iran Ahead of Negotiations
Trump threatened to strike Iran's power plants and bridges unless a deal is reached, as Vice President Vance leads U.S. delegation to Pakistan for negotiations before the ceasefire expires Tuesday.
- On Monday, Vice President JD Vance, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner arrived in Pakistan to lead U.S. peace negotiations with Iran, though Iran has not publicly confirmed its participation in the talks.
- Threatening to strike "every single power plant and bridge in Iran," President Trump insisted he would act if a deal is not reached, claiming it is his "Honor" to do what previous Presidents avoided.
- Tensions surged yesterday when the U.S. Navy fired at and seized an Iranian commercial ship near the Strait of Hormuz; Iran's military headquarters labeled the action a violation of the two-week ceasefire expiring Tuesday.
- "The outcome of these talks will be incredibly consequential," Waltz told ABC News, noting the president is prepared to "escalate, to de-escalate" and board Iranian ships as far east as the Pacific Ocean.
- Gas prices averaged $4.04 per gallon on Monday, up sharply from $2.98 before the conflict; Energy Secretary Chris Wright said prices have likely peaked and could fall under $3 later this year.
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'NO MORE MR. NICE GUY': President Trump launches new threats against Iran ahead of negotiations
The Strait of Hormuz remains blocked amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, with new negotiations planned in Pakistan Monday despite Iran's lack of public confirmation.
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U.S. Vice-President J.D. Vance will lead the U.S. delegation for talks with Iran in Pakistan, a White House official said — shortly after President Trump said he would not make the trip
US-Iran Deadlock: Why Trump’s ‘No More Mr. Nice Guy’ Ultimatum and Iran’s Defiance Matter for India
The geopolitical temperature in the Middle East has reached a boiling point as a high-level U.S. delegation, led by JD Vance, heads to Islamabad for a second round of ceasefire negotiations. However, the prospects for peace are dimming as Iran has reportedly rejected the invitation, leading President Donald Trump to issue a chilling ultimatum: accept a “fair and reasonable deal” or face the total destruction of national infrastructure. Coercion …
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