Trump says he expects ‘to be bombing’ if negotiators can’t reach deal with Iran
US President Donald Trump stated he expects to resume bombing Iran if a deal isn't reached by the ceasefire deadline, while US officials prepare for further negotiations. The US Defense Department is assessing damage to its Middle East bases from the war.
US President Donald Trump said he expects to resume bombing Iran if negotiators can't reach a deal by Wednesday's ceasefire deadline. Vice President JD Vance and top US officials are heading to Pakistan for further talks. The US Defense Department boarded a vessel sanctioned for transporting Iranian oil in the Indian Ocean. The Pentagon is assessing damage to its Middle East bases from the war, but the cost is not included in its $1.5 trillion 2027 budget request. Iranian state media released a video claiming to show ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz with Tehran's permission. Analysts warn that a collapse in US-Iran talks could put the fragile Lebanon ceasefire at risk.
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