According to a single report, the 60-day ultimatum set by President Donald Trump for reaching a nuclear deal with Iran is expected to end in about eight hours, per Washington time. The report has not been corroborated by official sources.
The 60-day ultimatum that President Donald Trump set for reaching a nuclear deal with Iran is reportedly in its final hours. According to a single report, the deadline is expected to expire within about eight hours, based on Washington time. The report, which has not been independently confirmed, arrives amid weeks of diplomatic efforts and military pressure. The ultimatum was first reported in early June, with Trump warning that a failure to reach a comprehensive deal would lead to a resumption of U.S. kinetic strikes. In recent weeks, Trump has made several statements about the negotiations, including claims that a deal was imminent and that he could 'finish the job' militarily in under a week. The current report suggests the deadline is approaching without a signed agreement, though no official confirmation has been issued from the White House or the State Department. The Zioneer has previously reported on the ultimatum's timeline and the evolving positions of both sides.
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