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Trump’s Iran Ultimatum Sets up Attacks Following IAEA Meeting
Trump warns Iran of possible military action within 10-15 days unless a nuclear deal is reached before the International Atomic Energy Agency meeting, amid US troop buildup.
- On Feb 19, President Donald Trump warned the Islamic Republic of Iran it has 10 to 15 days to avert potential military action before the International Atomic Energy Agency board meets March 2 in Vienna.
- IAEA inspectors report Iran's near‑bomb‑grade uranium stockpile unverified for more than eight months, while uranium enrichment remains disputed, Tehran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Friday.
- President Trump said on Feb 19 aboard Air Force One that the US is amassing forces in the Middle East and a draft deal may be ready in the next two, three days.
- Brent crude jumped above US$71 a barrel and was on course for a 5% weekly gain while the US dollar headed for its best week since November amid tensions.
- Chinese, Russian and Iranian officials published a rare joint photo with IAEA Director-General Rafael Mariano Grossi on February 19, as Beijing's envoy Mr Li Song and former IAEA official Tariq Rauf warned of concerns over potential use of force.
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Trump’s Iran ultimatum sets up attacks following IAEA meeting
U.S. President Donald Trump’s warning to Iran — that it has just 10 to 15 days to avert potential military action — suggests matters could come to a head when the United Nations nuclear watchdog next meets to decide whether to further censure the Islamic Republic. Read more...
Iran maintains a stockpile of 408.6 kg of uranium enriched to approximately 60%, a level technically close to that required for nuclear weapons. The IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) indicated this volume in reports released after a survey conducted in May 2025. Since then, the issue has returned to the center of the diplomatic clash between Iran and the United States. US President Donald Trump (Republican Party) stated on Thursday (Febr…
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