
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran of a 'massive attack', accusing Tehran of dishonesty in negotiations. According to news.abplive.com, Trump alleged that Iran agrees to terms privately but then denies them…
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran of a 'massive attack', accusing Tehran of dishonesty in negotiations. According to news.abplive.com, Trump alleged that Iran agrees to terms privately but then denies them publicly. He has said he will demand compensation from Iran as part of any future peace agreement.
Negotiations have stalled, with Iran insisting its conditions for a major deal include the lifting of sanctions, access to its frozen assets, and compensation for losses. Trump prefers economic pressure but said military action may be necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
The usual headline-grabbing rhetoric from Washington masks a familiar standoff. Trump calls Iran dishonest; Tehran insists on sanctions relief and frozen assets first. Neither side is making concessions in public. The real test will be whether private talks are happening at all, and if they address the nuclear programme or merely swap accusations.
Source: news.abplive.com
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