Trump signals diplomatic progress with Iran while threatening military action
The United States and Iran are making progress in negotiations, according to President Donald Trump, who warns that military action remains an option if talks fail. The US has deployed additional troops to the Middle East, while Pakistan plans to host talks between the two countries to de-escalate the conflict.
The US and Iran are negotiating a deal to end the current conflict. President Trump says progress is being made, but warns that military action is still an option. The US has deployed 3,500 more sailors and Marines to the Middle East, bringing the total to over 50,000 troops. Iran's foreign ministry denies direct negotiations are underway, calling US demands 'excessive'. The US is prepared to act if Iran rejects a deal, with military planners readying for potential ground operations. Pakistan plans to host talks between the US and Iran to de-escalate the conflict.
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