Trump holds fast to Tuesday deadline, threatening Iran’s bridges and power plants
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US President Trump has given Iran a deadline of Tuesday to agree to a ceasefire, threatening to strike the country's bridges and power plants if the deadline is not met. The US and Iran are negotiating a potential ceasefire agreement, with mediators from Egypt, Pakistan, and Turkey sending a draft proposal to both countries.
The US and Iran are at a critical point in negotiating a ceasefire agreement. President Trump has given Iran a deadline of Tuesday to agree to the deal. If the deadline is not met, Trump has threatened to strike Iran's vital infrastructure. The US is demanding that Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz, decommission its nuclear sites, and halt its uranium enrichment programs. In exchange, the US has offered sanctions relief and assistance with civilian energy production. The negotiations are ongoing, with Trump saying that Iranian leadership is negotiating in good faith.
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