President Donald Trump warned Iran to reach a nuclear deal within 60 days, according to a single report. The warning is the latest in a series of U.S. ultimatums as the ongoing 60-day deadline — first reported in early June — approaches.
President Donald Trump warned Iran to reach a nuclear deal within 60 days, according to a single report. The message, attributed to Trump, reinforces a deadline that has been central to U.S. policy toward Iran since early June, when Trump first told mediators negotiations would not extend beyond that window, per unconfirmed reports. Since then, Trump has publicly signaled flexibility — recently indicating willingness to extend the deadline, as The Zioneer reported Thursday — while also threatening to resume strikes and demand a share of regional revenue if no deal is reached.
The new warning, identical in timeframe to the original 60-day figure, appears to reiterate the ultimatum rather than introduce a new countdown. The report has not been corroborated by additional independent sources. It remains unclear whether the warning was delivered directly to Iranian officials or through intermediaries.
The development comes as the original deadline, first reported by Al-Arabiya on June 6, appears to be approaching. It also follows months of shifting U.S. statements — from expectations of a deal within days (June 9) to a possible 60-day ceasefire (June 12) — and a growing series of American warnings that time for Iran to reach an agreement is running out.
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