Trump says Iran has 'last chance' to reach nuclear deal
US President Donald Trump said Iran has a final opportunity to reach a nuclear agreement with Washington. The comments come as talks between the two sides remain unresolved.
US President Donald Trump said Iran has a 'last chance' to reach a nuclear agreement, signaling growing impatience with the pace of negotiations between Washington and Tehran. Trump's comments come as talks between the two sides continue without a resolution.
The remarks add pressure on Iranian negotiators as both sides work toward a deal aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear program. Officials on both sides have offered few details on where the talks currently stand or what specific terms remain unresolved.
Analysts say Trump's language reflects an effort to project urgency ahead of further negotiating rounds, though it remains unclear what consequences he envisions if no agreement is reached. The comments have added a fresh layer of uncertainty to markets already sensitive to developments in the region.
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