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Trump Says Tuesday Deadline to Make a Deal with Iran Is Final
Trump said Iran’s proposal is not good enough and warned U.S. forces could strike Iranian infrastructure if the deadline passes.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump rejected Iran's latest proposal as "not good enough," despite calling it "significant," and warned his Tuesday deadline for a deal is final and unlikely to be extended.
- Senior United States aides have been negotiating indirectly through Pakistan to secure a deal requiring Iran to forswear nuclear weapons and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Trump having already extended the initial seven-day deadline to 10 days.
- Trump stated the five-week conflict could end quickly if Iran does "what they have to do," describing the current Iranian team as "not as radicalized" and "actually smarter" than previous officials.
- Threatening broad attacks on Iranian infrastructure if the deal is not met by Tuesday night, Trump dismissed critics' warnings that targeting civilian power plants would constitute war crimes.
- Iran requested a permanent end to the war rather than a temporary ceasefire. Trump expressed a personal desire to take control of Iranian oil, though he acknowledged American public sentiment might oppose such a move.
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Trump says Tuesday deadline for Iran final, calls peace proposal 'significant but not good enough'
"They made a proposal, and it's a significant proposal. It's a significant step. It's not good enough," said Trump during an Easter egg event for children on the White House South Lawn
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Trump Says Iran Made ‘Significant’ Offer, But Warns Deadline Looms
President Donald Trump said Monday that Iran has taken a notable step in ongoing negotiations but made clear it still falls short of U.S. demands, as a critical deadline approaches in the escalating conflict between the two countries. Speaking to reporters during the annual White House Easter Egg Roll, Trump revealed that Iranian negotiators had submitted what he described as a “significant proposal,” signaling some movement after weeks of heigh…
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