Trump says Iran has one last chance for a deal

U.S. President Donald Trump warned that Iran faces “one last chance” to reach a nuclear agreement, urging Tehran to accept a revised deal that would lift sanctions in exchange for stricter limits on its uranium enrichment program. Speaking at a press conference on Thursday, Trump said the United States is prepared to move forward with the offer, but emphasized that the window for acceptance is rapidly closing and that any further delay could result in “tougher measures” against the Islamic Republic.

Iran’s foreign ministry responded that the proposal does not address Tehran’s core concerns and indicated that the nation is not in a hurry to sign, citing ongoing negotiations with European partners and a desire to retain its strategic capabilities. Analysts note that the standoff reflects broader tensions over the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, with both sides maintaining firm positions as diplomatic channels remain open but strained. The outcome will shape the future of U.S.–Iran relations and the regional security landscape.